You could try setting an Internet Explorer registry entry to specify the MSIE User-Agent. Not sure if this will clear up issues on a sharepoint page but prevents a lot of script errors which would otherwise pop up.

By default it's not set when AutoCAD is installed (but is for BricsCAD).

The key can be checked and set with the following code:
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(if (not (vl-registry-read "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\\Software\\Microsoft\\Internet Explorer\\Main\\FeatureControl\\FEATURE_BROWSER_EMULATION" (strcat (getvar "program") ".exe")))
      (vl-registry-write "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\\Software\\Microsoft\\Internet Explorer\\Main\\FeatureControl\\FEATURE_BROWSER_EMULATION" (strcat (getvar "program") ".exe") 11001)
  )

Where the 11001 DWord value will force IE11 emulation instead of an older IE emulation.

More info here: https://www.devhut.net/webbrowser-activex-control-google-maps-invalid-character-scripting-error/

Tell me do you ever get tired of thanks?

(getvar 'ROAMABLEROOTPREFIX)
"C:\\Users\\lshaw\\AppData\\Roaming\\Autodesk\\AutoCAD 2025\\R25.0\\enu\\"


Removed
LMAC_WScript_V1.2.cfg
LMAC_WScript_V1.2.dcl
Reloaded and it works.


Thank you.


Double thank you.
"\\\\DT-LSHAW2\\dcapps"

works just fine in the cfg file.

PS it may be old but it's still a great tool

I was attempting to run off a UNC and I crashed my modified lisp. I now can not get his original to run (Even when I download a new file). It loads fine but here is what happens.

Command: WSCRIPT

** Error: bad argument type: stringp nil **

I went so far as to remove autocad from my registry and recreate it. Still no joy.

I also tried setting all the local vars back to ""

It could be that I made mistake with (set) function... It requires symbols instead of lists... Corrected now and it should work...
OP, what do you mean - not create any lines at all? It's clearly written in my code : (command "_.line" ... )

Hi Ribarm, this was a reaction to the post of dexus.

Nevertheless, after your edit, it works fine as I tested it in some cases.
I do not get the error any more, it works on lines and on polylines (great!).
In some situations I get a wrong connection, so I end up with crossing lines instead of parallel lines, and 4 points are created.

Thank you!

It could be that I made mistake with (set) function... It requires symbols instead of lists... Corrected now and it should work...
OP, what do you mean - not create any lines at all? It's clearly written in my code : (command "_.line" ... )