Hi furesoft,
JavaScript doesn't support property overloading. Your host code sets script property "$" to a delegate that takes one argument, then overwrites it with a delegate that takes two arguments. Then your script code invokes the property and passes a single argument, and that fails because two are required.
Cheers!
JavaScript doesn't support property overloading. Your host code sets script property "$" to a delegate that takes one argument, then overwrites it with a delegate that takes two arguments. Then your script code invokes the property and passes a single argument, and that fails because two are required.
Cheers!
