Hi Luca,
what is the operation you're doing in the Expression line of the math
element? The NaN error stands for 'Not a Number' and it probably means
that one of the variables in your expression line contains something
other than a number. Perhaps you're trying to increment a variable but
you didn't assign an initial numeric value to that variable.
Janine
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> Hi i have an application that use a standard action element math used
> to create a cicle with a session variable. Sometimes the element don't
> work correctly and return NaN. How i can understand what happen?
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