I have a new file:
message.html
Restarting node doesn't seem to get it to render. Pointing derby to render a different file works, just not "message".... I assume the filesystem or something is having an issue.
For the record, it isn't the html file as I copied and pasted other files that do work....
Any ideas?
I realized I didn't import the html file...
<import: src='./message'>
It was in a higher file so I forgot about it....
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I don't understand the reason behind this. Can it be related to PHP extensions?
Since I created the project I see my .env file's content looks like that. I cannot modify anything in it.
What should I do to fix this issue?
I fixed the issue.
In VS Code,I just typed “Toggle auto-cloaking” at the top and now all the black lines are gone.
My project no longer saves in Scratch 3.0. I tried refreshing and going to My Stuff but that did not help.
The project does not contain any large files, but there are large blocks of code.
To try to fix it, I moved the sprites into the backpack to copy to a new project. However one of the sprites failed to copy.
Apparently there was a line of code that got corrupted. Deleting and then creating the line again (no changes) fixed the problem.
The backpack helped find where the problem was. I deleted various parts of the code in the sprite that failed to copy and then tried to copy it again. This process eventually led to the single line of code causing the problem.
How do I override a html file that lives in app/code/Mageplaza/Osc/view/frontend/web/template/1column.html, and store the changes in my theme directory app/design/frontend/ABC/Theme/...?
I tried putting the changed file in
app/design/frontend/ABC/Theme/Osc/web/template/1column.html and redeployed, which doesn't work.
Any ideas? Thanks in advance!
Was close, looking at the registration.php file, they declared the name to be Mageplaza_Osc, so setting the file to be app/design/frontend/ABC/Theme/Mageplaza_Osc/web/template/1column.html fixes the problem.
In my iPhone app I am implementing Audio Recording, It works on iPhone simulator/Device
and It says missing of file as below:
Missing File
file://localhost/.../WaveView.h: warning: Missing file: /..../WaveView.h is missing from working copy
and the file WaveView.h & WaveView.m shows red color in left slide bar and I revealed in finder to delete this file but that file is not existing on the app folder.
Can anyone suggest me to solve this problem
Thanks in Advance!!!
Only solution for your problem is copy the files back to your app. Make sure that you are copying to the project(obviously this is the best practice).
It sounds like you added the file 'relative' to the project instead on 'copying' the file to the project. This issue is probably appearing because you moved the project and the file is no longer in the same relative position.
Just re-add the file to the project and copy it in to the project folder
Implies your WaveView files are missing. Put them back. If you dont need them then remove referenceds from XCode.
I have just noticed, that if you have an .plist file in your Xcode project (it does not matter whether it is the Info.plist file or other - in my case it was other .plist file) and you edit the file as a source code file (right-click on file Open As->Source Code File) and then you switch back to XML property List (right-click on file Open As->XML Property List), make some changes and save, then all your formatting and comments are dropped when you open it again as a source code.
Does anyone know how to deal with such behaviour? Do I have to stick editing the file as source code ALWAYS?
Xcode seems to believe that the <comment> tag corrupts the data. It will also strip out XML-style <!-- comments --> when viewing the plist in Xcode.
It seems that a string entry, e.g.
<key>Comment</key>
<string>My comment</string>
is the only way to reliably persist the comments.
Interesting thing, fully reproducible even with external property list editor all XML comments disappear. Seems like you have to always open it as source file to keep your comments.
Alternatively you may put your comments within tags:
<comment>my comments</comment>
I just tried out to edit my test.plist in the Eclipse XML editor. There I can do whatever I want. Maybe you should use a different XML editor, if you want your comments preserved.
I have also observed that if you place CDATA within String elements in a PList file, XCode will automatically strip the CData and XML encode all entities.