Github for mac is completely not working. It just brings up an xcode window with a 9 month old file in text editor.
So I tried to uninstall it using this gist:
https://gist.github.com/naomik/11245234
but it did not help: every time I go to a github link the same xcode useless window comes up.
When I click on Launch Application then the empty xcode window comes up.
If I click on Do Nothing then .. well nothing happens (it does not navigate to the github page !!)
Help needed badly on this.
Did you try to uninstall with CleanMyMac? I think it should clear all depending files so i think it can help.
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In XPages, when I try to open a .js or .jss file, I often get just the tab wirh "Client/Server JS Editor" and nothing else, i.e. the file doesn't load. From the Navigator Eclipse view, I can open the same .js or .jss file using any other editor without problems. And then, it sometimes works, but I don't know yet when it does and when it doesn't. The other Editors are okay by the way, .lss opens nicely.
This behaviour I get for a few weeks now. Since it started I reinstalled Notes a few times, I upgraded to FP8, I also reinstalled Windows10 and Windows10 upgraded me to the Creators Update (with the fix, in the end). There's nothing that explains to me why the file doesn't show up on the screen.
Anyone familiar with this? Could you please tell me how to repair this?
Thanks!!
It's a bug introduced with FP8 that is fixed in FP8 Interim Fix 1. See this document for download options for FP8 IF1.
As a workaround you can do a clean/rebuild of the nsf and then use the SSJS editor.
I am using Visual Studio code and it works fine except that double clicking the file doesn't seem to open the file. Instead the Program just opens with an Untitled.txt screen.
Right click -> Open with code also works.
How do I make it work? I am using Windows 8.
This wasn't the case some versions back, but now it seems, that it actually is the expected behaviour. The developers intentionally do not register VSCode as the default open handler (don't ask me why).
But maybe there is a workaround. Try the following steps:
1. Try to associate the filetype(s) with another app, and then again to VSCode.
2. If setting to other editors and returning to VSCode still opens Untitled-1.txt, then you could
3. try reinstalling VSCode, and then reset it. When resetting, confirm that there is only one VSCode in the choice list.
It also could be, that you'll need to reboot your machine. Finally, you'll possibly also want to take a look at this issue on GitHub.
Hope you can solve it this way.
Eclipse allows multiple source windows (obviously) and even multiple console windows to be open at the same time.
I'm looking to see if there is a way to open multiple Variable windows at a time. While debugging I sometimes want to visually compare several structures and this would be easier if I could open each object in its own Variable window.
Thanks.
Yes, in the upper right hand corner of the Variables window, there should be a button 'Open New View'.
EDIT: I'm not sure if this is necessarily the best way to get what you want, but it worked for me. I just downloaded a fresh Kepler install, and you can get the "Open New View" button by installing the C/C++ Development Tools. To install go to Help > Install New Software.
Note: I had to clean my workspace after installing because I was getting "Editor does not contain a main type errors". But after that everything worked fine and the button was available.
Hope this helps!
I've tried posting this on the Umbraco forums to no avail. Hoping to find some help here.
I thought I upgraded successfully from 4.0.4.2 to 4.5.2 (on my way to 4.8...) as I received no errors and everything seemed to go smoothly. However, in the backoffice, when I click on any section other than Content, I get redirected back to Content. I can manually reach each section by typing in the name of it after the # sign like: #media, but as soon as I click on a tree item, it redirects me back to Content. Any ideas would be appreciated.
2 thoughts:
You're cacheing some of the old javascript in your browser. Try clearing your cache. IE can be stubborn in this regard; preferably try in Chrome.
Personally, if your site is working under 4.5.2, I wouldn't sweat the back office issue and just continue with the upgrade to 4.8.1. There will likely be new problems to solve there anyway :) and the backoffice issue may go away.
Updating the icons via the following script fixed this problem. Links must run off the appIcon field. Not sure why this is not executed when the database is updated via the 4.5.2 upgrade.
update umbracoApp
set appIcon = '.tray' + appAlias
where appAlias IN ('content','media','users','settings','developer','member')
I've got a little problem and I'm hoping someone here can help me out. I've used XCode pretty regularly for a while now and have made plenty of use of the Debugger datatips. All of the sudden today on a new project that I am working on, they are not there. The setting is toggled on under the Run->Debugger Display->Datatips menu, but they just aren't showing up for this project. If I go into any of my other projects or make another new project they show up fine.
Any ideas?
Thanks in advance.
I have two solutions for when I get random weirdness with a specific Xcode project:
quit Xcode, trash the "build" folder for the project, open up the project again and re-build (harmless, just costs you a rebuild)
quit Xcode, delete foo.xcodeproj/username.mode1v3 and foo.xcodeproj/username.pbxuser (relatively harmless - you lose personal settings such as debugger breakpoints and custom executable settings - the files get re-created with default settings)
I know it's just voodoo but these seem to fix a lot of random problems.