It connects to the server, i log in, and try to click on a new tab, but nothing happens. What am I doing wrong? I tried this without any scripts added, and with the CookForFun.groovy one... PLease help

 

EDIT: ran with run.bat and found this.

 

 

Edited April 29, 201313 yr by stupidhea

What do you mean by nothing happens, when you hover over the + button, does the button get highlighted(like when you hover over the X when closing windows).

 

On the log, when you login, it should say Client Injection Complete before you start.

Edited April 29, 201313 yr by GoldenGates

What do you mean by nothing happens, when you hover over the + button, does the button get highlighted(like when you hover over the X when closing windows).

 

On the log, when you login, it should say Client Injection Complete before you start.

When I hover over the + button, it does get highlighted. However when I click it, nothing happens. Here is the system log.

 

 

 

[iNFO ][04/28/13 11:18:14 PM]: Connecting to remote server...

[iNFO ][04/28/13 11:18:14 PM]: Connected to remote server!

[iNFO ][04/28/13 11:18:16 PM]: Latest released hooked for client revision : 14

[iNFO ][04/28/13 11:18:16 PM]: Loading scripts...

[iNFO ][04/28/13 11:19:22 PM]: Now logged in!

I'm in the same boat man. I hope they find a solution for this.

I'm in the same boat man. I hope they find a solution for this.

Yeah, it's a real shame. De-railed me from doing my homework late at night. lol

According to your error, "sun.misc.Hashing" is not being found. It's part of the Java Runtime Environment. If it's missing, there isn't much we can do since it's supposed to be part of the Java installation.
I just double checked my JRE installation and it's definitely present. If re-installing/updating Java did not work, Could you provide details on your operating system and Java version?

I'm in the same boat man. I hope they find a solution for this.

 

Did you ever figure it out im having the same thing

Try re-installing your java and to the latest version, you'll be surprised how many people ignore this.

GoldenGates is right. I had this problem, installed/re-installed latest jdk just now and it works, try that first guys.

GoldenGates is right. I had this problem, installed/re-installed latest jdk just now and it works, try that first guys.

When you installed your java, you most likely were missing a file, that's probably why. 

 

Don't thank me, thank the admins, they posted about this.