First check the action that corresponds to the error id, if everything is ok with it then check the if conditions that are above this action and most likely there is a syntax error there. There is an old bug in bas when the id indicates an incorrect error number
Please attach a test project that replicates this problem. Also, specify what is in the resource? You can attach the project and the file for the resource here or in a forum PM.
If you use English to communicate, more people will be able to help you.
I have a script that scans information from more than 500 websites and runs continuously without stopping. I usually run 25 threads, but after a day, I often have to restart the software because it seems like there are not enough threads running. It's possible that some websites or scripts encounter errors, leading to thread interruptions. Is there a way to ensure that there are always 25 threads running, and that websites with errors will be retried in the subsequent loops?
Why did you duplicate your first message to me in this topic? It was in English anyway.
Where is the condition for IF statement?
Why would the script perform the ELSE statement without any condition?
Basically what happens is that the IF statement is taking action because the IF statement is true, try to set [[IS_ERROR]] == [[SOME_VALUE]] and then it will make more sense...
