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Unable to create instance of NinjaTrader.Indicator
I wasn't sure where to post this so hopefully I've put this in the right place.
I'm getting this error message wherever I try to put any indicator on a chart:
Unable to create instance of "NinjaTrader.Indicator.ADL". Most likely there is no default constructor defined, or the default constructor does not work correctly: Exception has been thrown by the target of an invocation.
I just started getting this today and it happens when I load any indicator on a chart. I can still compile any indicator without any problems. I repaired the database under Tools/Options/Data. I have looked through the NT support database but couldn't find anything other than the standard, uninstall and reinstall NT which I don't want to do if it's just an issue with one particular indicator.
Does anyone have any ideas or suggestions that I could try that worked for them? Thanks
Can you help answer these questions from other members on NexusFi?
Thanks for your input Mike. I did start with a clean chart, absolutely no indicators and then got the error regardless of which indicator I put on the chart. I did finally resolve the problem.
I chose a random indicator and then went through edit, rightclick >references. In the references I looked for any references to the last indicator that I deleted. I found such a reference and deleted that dll. I then compiled a random indicator without any issues and that seemed to resolve the problem.
I`m not sure why I wasn`t getting the error right after deleting the indicator but maybe it`s because I was loading workspaces that never included that indicator to begin with. I`m just glad I figured it out and didn`t have to re-install.
I know this post is very old, I'm sorry but I had the same problem and I use the ccleaner program for clean the windows register and then reboot. No more problems.
