Error in listmenu.cpp (1515)

I received following LV internal error : D:\lvworm\src\mgsource\listmenu.cpp(1515) : DWarn: Bad dynamic cast from BaseMenu to ListMenu.
What happened and how do I fix it? Do you have a suggestion for troubleshooting this LV internal error?

Hi,
have you seen this thread? At the end of the thread is a reference to the same module and a solution "I have wired my headers with item_names instead of item tags in "insert menu items" " which may also help you.
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