I am trying to use the search function of Aptana to search in all open files.
I have set the scope to open files and I know for certain the criteria exist.
Can anyone tell me what it can be?
I have found the solution. Aptana needs to have a project file to search in all other files
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I'm trying to find a folder with a specific name inside an Aptana Studio 3 project. Finding a file is easy enough, however, I only know the name of a folder I'm looking for.
Of course, I can open Windows Explorer and use it to search for a folder name, but I want to do this all in the IDE. Is this possible?
Example
For example, say my project is structured like this:
And I would want to find the folder named "testing". Can I use any of the built-in search tools to find it, or would I have to use the search functionality of Windows Explorer?
Project names are in the Project Explorer Window. It's over in the left hand side. For many of the functional things get aptana_studio_beginners_guide.pdf it is very helpful for getting up to speed quickly. I couldn't snip an image I don't have a high enough level. Please Google the file name it should help you it is step by step and I found it very useful.
Hope this helps.
From other answers to this same question, it seems that this error is secondary to the real problem which is a missing source file. I am not using any source control. I have looked through my entire project and don't see any files with a warning icon, indicating it's missing. If there IS a file missing, what is it missing from?
How can I find the "missing" file? Isn't there any way of resetting this? My whole project is stuck on this.
I had this too. Close VS and reopen. Don't compile. The errors list should tell you which file is missing.
I too had this problem. My project was building in release mode but was not working in debug mode. I checked for all necesary files are included in my solution and I found that there is one file missing Settings.Designer.vb in My Project folder. I included these file in project and it build file in debug mode also.
Make sure that all aspx files are available in your solutions, otherwise check WebSite.vbproj, make sure maybe there is a file that is missing from your code, either add this file to the solution, or remove it from WebSite.vbproj. I recommend for you to use Notepad++ to open and modify WebSite.vbproj
Regards,
Luai
Another possibility is the existence of corrupted compiled dlls for the actual project (i.e. bin/<project>.dll) In my case, I just deleted the .dll and the .pdb and recompiled and the error went away.
Deleting removed files from the Solution Explorer, then rebuilding, solved it on my computer.
I have a little problem and I don't find any solutions.
In my asp.net web application, I have a directory in the solution with some xls files.
When I make a publication, I hoped that the directory is in the source files rendered. But the directory isn't there and I have to copy/paste it manually.
The problem is that I forget to do it regularly. Can I tell to visual studio to add this directory to the sources?
Thanks for help.
Right click on the files in Solution Explorer and select Properties. Then in the Properties grid, set the build action to Content. This will copy the files to the build output.
Anybody can help me with a strange problem I am having with my CHM based project?
I took an existing CHM file and deconstructed the file using WinCHM. After that I added some new pages and compiled the project. The CHM file was created and everything looked great so far.
After that I put the entire folder (where the original CHM file was deconstructed) into SVN. When I opened the folder the next time I see that all the original formatting from the html pages is lost.
I cant seem to find a reason why. The css files are okay and i have not changed that at all. I know that finding a solution to this (or determining the problem) may not be easy for you guys with so little information.
But can you guys at least tell me what the problem might be?? We are talking possibilities that is all.
Somehow you are in different directories when running, so CHM compiler doesn't get a proper understanding of the CHM root ? E.g. you now run a batchfile via a shortcut instead of changing to the proper dir ? (either by cmd.exe or direct link?)y
If that is not it, try looking at it with some other CHM viewer (easier on non Windows, but e.g. kchmviewer builds for windows exist too). Sometimes they give more error information (but sometimes only in the console window)
Then update your question with what exactly went wrong.
The answer is so simple that I am surprised that it did not occur to me. The directories stylesheets, scripts and images are not in the same folder as the html files. These should be in the same folder.
this might seem like a dumb question but I just don't get this to work with Aptana 3.
I installed the Aptana 3 plugins and Scala IDE into classic Eclipse 3.7.
Now in my HTML files there are links to resource files like CSS, JS, etc. I would like to be able to CTRL+click on such a link to open the file in another editor tab.
I just verified that Aptana 2 supports this without additional configuration.
Is this possible with version 3. If yes, what do I have to do in order to make it work?
Thanks.
Ok you can tear me apart ;)
ctrl+shift+R then type resource file name