4.0b Beta 2: unknown software exception 0xc0000005 in iexplore.exe attempting to go to Google Maps f

Rosie Perera

Open Biblical Places (it happened to open to "Tarshish (port city)" -- not sure whether that matters)

Click on the Google "G" in the upper right corner.

Result:

Logos didn't crash, though. Log file attached.

5340.IExploreException.zip

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Terry Poperszky

I object, Rosie stole my bug report [:P]

DISCLAIMER: Before I am flamed for this post, it is an attempt at humor

BTW, SR2 works fine on this point.

Rosie Perera

I object, Rosie stole my bug report

DISCLAIMER: Before I am flamed for this post, it is an attempt at humor

Hee, hee.

See this thread for more info on other weird behavior that sometimes happens when clicking (or not being able to click) on that "G" icon, and maybe Terry's experience of nothing happening at all is related:

http://community.logos.com/forums/t/9239.aspx

Terry Poperszky

maybe Terry's experience of nothing happening at all is related:

I am betting related, what IE are you using, 7 or 8? I am running 8, on win7

Rich DeRuiter

Open Biblical Places (it happened to open to "Tarshish (port city)" -- not sure whether that matters)

Click on the Google "G" in the upper right corner.

Result:

On my machine nothing happens until I click somewhere on the map. Then the "G" becomes visible.

But when I click on the big "G" I get this result (using FireFox 3,5,7):

We could not understand the location 37.6449807735425, --5.26894274192968

Looks like a parsing error crept in here somewhere.