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 RESOLVED - CCS5 Beta 1 Opening Existing Project Issue

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pkrawetz

Posts: 77
Posted: 12/28/2011, 4:34 AM

First off, WOW! What an improvement.

After installing CCS5, I attempted to open an exisitng project and was presented with a script error as follows:
An error has occurred in the script on this page
Line: 943
Char: 5
Error: Unable to get value of the property "CCFileSystem": object is null or undefined
Code: 0
URL: file:///c:/Program%20Files$20(x86)/CodeChargeStudio5/Components/Common/common.js
Do you want to continue running the scripts on this page?

Selecting both yes or no causes the program to freeze and I have to kill it with ctrl-alt-delete. I tried running CCS5 as the user I logged on to my computer with and also did a run as administrator. Both result in the same problem.

I tried create a new project and that works fine (I don't get this error). I haven't attempted to really create a new project yet.
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basvarkevisser

Posts: 4
Posted: 12/30/2011, 12:52 AM

I had the same on Parallels 7 on Mac.

Your existing project needs to be opened on your C: or D: drive, not via /volume/users/...

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pkrawetz

Posts: 77
Posted: 12/30/2011, 2:35 AM

I am on windows 7 and opening it from my c drive. No idea what you are describing.
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beevet

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Posted: 12/31/2011, 6:26 AM

I am having the same problem.
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pkrawetz

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Posted: 12/31/2011, 8:09 AM

I sent a tech support request to Yes and below is their reply which fixed my problem. You can ignore the part about Common.php as this is not in the project directory (well it wasn't in mine). My project successfully opened and immediately went through the upgrade process. I successfully published the project as well and it worked great under IIS 7.

Please try deleting all PHP generated pages except those ended with *_events.php and also delete all content of Common.php (leave only there the custom functions located at the end of file). Then please regenerate whole project again (F9).

Good luck!
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Cris

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Posted: 01/01/2012, 2:40 AM

Dear friends, happy new Year,

great news for this new year. I make the download and I try these new version..

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TheunisP

Posts: 342
Posted: 01/03/2012, 3:15 PM

I really really hate that ribbon menu - I would prefer to have the option to have the old style menus as an option. Also getting the FSO error - Yes will have to fix it before going into production - one cannot be expected to delete hundreds if generated files - it begs for mistakes to be made - and didn't fix my error - so had to start a new project to test.

I uninstalled 4.3 to test, is this needed? or can the 2 versions be side by side?

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pkrawetz

Posts: 77
Posted: 01/04/2012, 3:44 AM

This resolution is for a particular problem. If you have another issue I suggest contacting CCS support.

Yes, both versions can co-exist. Just make sure you install CCS5 in it's own directory. I believe there is another forum post discussing this exact question.
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andy


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Posted: 01/04/2012, 4:45 AM

TheunisP - if you're not keen on the ribbon, just minimise it.
Click the dropdown to the right of the quick access toolbar and select "Minimize the Ribbon"
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TheunisP

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Posted: 01/06/2012, 11:58 PM

@andy - now I just need the old reliable docker back with my controls & builders ;-)

I am always wondering if a newer design paterns are really better, or do it require enough people to jump on the band wagon to force it down as a standard. Given something like the web2.0 design elements - if enough people start using gradients, glass effects, stickers etc it must be good - lets use it and voila it defines the newer better look.

or is the on/off apple control realy better than a radio button/check box? it takes more space and does exactly the same - given you have realize a ticked or filled in box/button means on and the reverse is off.

I think my gripe is that the menus and dockers were the last thing that needed attention - I've been using VB since v3 and right through to VB6 and now VB 2010 the interface stayed pretty standard - toolbox on the left, properties right, project explorer left - it just doesnt make sense to change some thing that works for something that looks pretty and is a pain to use.

I code, learning/getting used to new interfaces is not part of that. ;-)

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pkrawetz

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Posted: 01/07/2012, 5:34 AM

Since this is still in beta, I strongly recommend you contact Yes with your observations. This thread is not to debate the GUI interface but to identify a problem which was fixed in the forum.

Not sure your concerns would be addressed appropriately here.
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jokecoat

Posts: 43
Posted: 01/29/2012, 7:25 AM

Quote pkrawetz:
Please try deleting all PHP generated pages except those ended with *_events.php and also delete all content of Common.php (leave only there the custom functions located at the end of file). Then please regenerate whole project again (F9).

Good luck!

I get the same error. Did delete the *.php, but still get the same error.
It's an Artisteer project which opens smoothly in CCS4.

Any idea?
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