'orgCode' is null or not an object.

They show up with this error in preview as well as live.

here is the code if it helps:

HTML:

{if 
    LoadScript("http://clickcaster.com/plugin_assets/clickcaster_engine/javascripts/create_player.js", "window.create_player != null") &&
 LoadScript(BuzzAppUrl+ "../NGScripts/BuzzTemplates/buzzFooter.js", "window.returnBuzzFooter != null") &&
 LoadScript(BuzzAppUrl+ "../NGScripts/BuzzTemplates/videoPlayer.js", "window.returnVideoPlayer != null") && 
 LoadScript(BuzzAppUrl+ "../NGScripts/BuzzTemplates/adRotator.js", "window.returnAdRotator != null") &&
 LoadScript(BuzzAppUrl+ "/Toolbar/PLToolbar_v3.js", "window.NewsGator!=null")
}
<div class="ng_buzzContainer ng_summaryList">
 {for Post in Data}
  <div style="padding:2px; border-top:1px solid #eeeeee;" class="ng_post">
            <table cellspacing="0" cellpading="0" width="97%" class="ng_buzz_table">
            <tr>
              <td>
               <a href="${Post.HtmlUrl|html}" onclick="${AttentionClickJS(Post)}" class="ng_postTitle" target="_blank" id="post_title_${Post.PostId}">
                   ${Post.Title|default:"(no title)"}
                </a>
                <br />
                <span class="ng_postInfo">
                   Published ${Post.PubDate|timeSince} ${% (Post.FeedName != '' ? 'by ' + Post.FeedName : '') %}
               </span>
              </td>
              <td align="right" valign="top" nowrap>
               {if Post.MediaRSS && Post.MediaRSS.Contents[0]}
                <a href="void(0)" onclick="populateVideoHolder('${Post.MediaRSS.Contents[0].Url}', '', '${Post.HtmlUrl}', event);" class="ng_buzz_playLink">
                   Play video
                   </a>
               {elseif Post.EnclosureUrl}
                <a href="void(0)" onclick="populateVideoHolder('${Post.EnclosureUrl}', '', '${Post.HtmlUrl}', event);" class="ng_buzz_playLink">
                   Play video
                   </a>
               {/if}
              </td>
             </tr>
    <tr>
     <td colspan="2">
     <!-- new toolbar -->
      <div class="ng_toolbar" ngVersion="1.6" id="bg_toolbar_${Post.PostId}"
        ngEmail         = ""
        ngRatings       = ""
        ngComment       = "none"
        ngIM   = "none"
        ngSave    = "none"
        ngDeleteSave = "none" 
        ngPostId        = "${Post.PostId}"    
        ngFeed          = "${Post.FeedId}"
        ngEmailTitle    = "${Post.Title}"
        ngEmailData     = ""
        ngOrg           = "${OrgCode}"
        ngImgEmail      = "${BuzzAppUrl}/images/IconEmail.gif"
        ngImgComment    = "${BuzzAppUrl}/images/IconComment.gif"
        ngImgIM         = "${BuzzAppUrl}/images/IconIM.gif"
        ngImgSave       = "${BuzzAppUrl}/images/IconSave.gif"
        ngImgDeleteSave = "${BuzzAppUrl}/images/IconSave.gif"
        ngImgRatings    = "${BuzzAppUrl}/images/star_ratings2.gif">
       </div>
       <textarea id="txt_desc_$Post.PostId" style="display:none;">${Post.Description}</textarea>
     </td>
    </tr>
            </table> 
     </div>
 {forelse}
  No posts found.
 {/for}
${returnBuzzFooter(BuzzId,BuzzObj.apiToken)}
 </div>
${returnVideoPlayer()}
${returnAdRotator()}
{/if}

OK, just as soon as I pasted this into the edit box, the error has now changed to

'orgCode' is undefined

Is this just a transient issue on your end?

critter42

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