Maximo Anywhere 7.5.2.1 is shipped with the dojo version 1.7.8
I wanted to use some of the features available in dojo 1.10.x.
I tried replacing the www directory with new version of the dojo.
But it did not help.
Actually we use 1.9.3 dojo with that level of Anywhere. You should be able to replace the www subdirectory under the MaximoAnywhere project and it should pickup the new dojo, but one warning. We haven't tested on these later dojo levels, and #2 the dojo files will be much larger and might slow performance down unless you choose to use the compressed ones.
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I am new to Asp.Net MVC, trying to create my first website.
I was using bootstrap v4.1.1 in my project until I noticed that a library I wanted to use doesn't support it.
So I uninstalled the package (in Package Manager Console) - and installed the new targeted version v3.3.0.
Made sure that my "\scripts\bootstrap.js" is v3.3.0.
Ran the application, view source, and... surprisingly it was still using v4.1.1!
Double checked the physical files in my solution folder and there is no other "bootstrap.js" flying around!
I then renamed the file to "bootstrap3.js" (and updated the "BundleConfig.cs" accordingly), and it worked!
But as soon as I revert the file name to the original "bootstrap.js", my website starts using v4.1.1 and I have no idea where the system is getting this file from!!!
This is too weird... Hoping someone here has an idea of what's happening.
Purchased a theme for my new app, which is entirely based on LESS. However, Meteor is not recognizing the #varable variables in the LESS files. I have over 100+ such files and these error lines span for that long as well.
Is there anything that I'm doing wrong here by assuming Meteor will compile all the files because the layout isn't working correctly and these LESS file problems are the reason. Anything I can do to fix this problem?
Please check if the version of less used in your purchased theme is compatible with the version of Meteor that your app is using. I had a similar issue recently where my purchased theme used an older version of less which was not compatible with Meteor 1.2. So, when I updated my app to the latest version of Meteor, my app layout was messed up as the less files were not properly interpreted. Please see Breaking changes in Meteor 1.2 - point 3 under Build tool and package improvements
Just my $0.02
I am working on an ASP.NET web project in Visual Studio 2013 and it worked couple of hours before. But an hour ago I was tweaking something in the project and messed up the entire project. Is there anyway to restore to the version I had yesterday?
If you are using Version control, such as Mercurial, GIT, Subversion, TFS -- and you remembered to commit your work then YES, definitely.
If you're not using Version Control then you need to ask yourself why not? And don't turn off the computer today until you've corrected that oversight.
Also, you may have previous versions/restore points saved for you in Windows. In windows explorer, right click on the folder where your work is being saved and select properties. They may be a 'previous versions' tab, and inside there you may be able to revert to an earlier version. If so: lucky lucky you.
Also, if your work is being shared using a service like DropBox, you will be able to find earlier versions of your solution or project files.
There is one other technique, and I... I hesitate to mention this. What you need is a DeLorean car from the eighties, and enough plutonium to generate 1 point 21 GigaWatts. You also need.... forget it, no, Version Control is your best bet. Or Ctrl+Z.
Holding ctrl+z for a few minutes, and using version control are the only two ways I am aware of doing that..
In case you're like me and trying to recover from what you just did, if you saved your work to OneDrive, you can find the previous version of your work by logging into OneDrive through a web browser.
Newer versions of Visual Studio should have a "Timeline" feature that shows up in your left bar. It has probably been saving past versions of your files. But I would agree with others that using Version Control (like just committing your changes to a Github repo) is probably a smart idea!
I need to store the release build of my Flash Builder (Flex) application in Subversion. When I try to add it to version control via Subclipse I get a warning telling me that I have asked to version control one or more resources that otherwise would have been ignored. Does anyone know why this is happening, and how I can get around it? I've gotten around this one time in the past by adding the build release's directory to the repository using another Subversion client, i.e. outside of Eclipse/Flash Builder, but when I rebuilt the release later I was unable to get Subclipse to see the changes between the base/head revisions and the new local versions of the build release files.
I realize that what I'm doing is non-standard and I suspect that there are default svn:ignore settings someplace which are causing this to happen, but I can't figure out where these are in order to modify/bypass them. Or maybe there's something else going on?
Thanks in advance for any insight and/or help with this issue.
This is an Eclipse-specific feature. Eclipse has a feature where files that are produced by compilers or generates inside Eclipse can be marked in Eclipse as "derived" resources. Eclipse team providers are supposed to ignore these files automatically. AFAIK, that is the only reason the feature exists.
So Subclipse still allows you to manually choose one of these files to version, but it warns you that you selected files that Eclipse said to ignore.
It is possible (but I have no idea) that Flex Builder has some setting to control whether or not it marks these files as derived.
I installed Flex Builder plug in (3.2) into Eclipse 3.4. The installation had no errors, but I get this error when trying to start a new Flex Project.
The selected wizard could not be started.
Plug-in com.adobe.flexbuilder.apollo.ui was unable to load class com.adobe.flexbuilder.apollo.ui.wizards.flex.FlexApolloProjectWizard.
com/adobe/flexbuilder/editors/common/ui/project/wizards/AbstractFlexProjectWizar d
I have tried re-installing several times, even tried the older eclipse versions.
Any thoughts ?
When Flex is installed on a Windows machine, it generates two versions of the Flex SDK, one in C:/Programs Files/Adobe/Flex Builder 3 Plug-in and the other in your Eclipse directory (not sure if this is true on a Mac). I've fixed similar issues by copying missing files from the Flex Builder folder into the parallel Eclipse plug-in directory. That would be my first guess.
If that does not work, you may have to contact Adobe.
Sometimes Flex is... terrible. I mean absolutely awful.
There was a major kerfluful with the fact that FlexBuilder would install correctly in Eclipse 3.4. The new Flashbuilder, for version 4 is designed to work with 3.5(galileo), I'm hoping that it will work with Helios, so I will no longer need to keep multiple Eclipse versions going. Here's a link on how to make it work. I just hope we don't have to keep repeating this.