After open xojo and choose to create new web project xojo hang up
My pc is an i7 16gb ram w10 pro
this is the error
any suggestions ?
After open xojo and choose to create new web project xojo hang up
My pc is an i7 16gb ram w10 pro
this is the error
any suggestions ?
Do you have a customized Default Web Project.xojo_binary_project
?
There was some kind of crashing issue reported where deleting the .xojo_uistate
resolved the issue for them: #78687 - 2025r1 64919 Will not load a web project
hi Tim
Do you have a customized
Default Web Project.xojo_binary_project
?
no
deleting the
.xojo_uistate
i have search this file but i can’t find this
It’s how source control projects track the UI state. With binary projects it’s written into the file. Since you don’t have a customized Default Web Project that means my thought wasn’t the cause.
thank you all the same
an update, in some cases if i follow these steps i can open new web project
i open xojo and create new desktop project, then i open menu “file” , new project and create new web project
Looks like it depends on some init code Desktop project runs and it misses when it is the initial one.
Not seeing this on my Windows 11 machine, but I am on Windows 10.
What build?
Edition | Windows 10 Pro |
---|---|
Version | 22H2 |
Installed on | ‎2/‎08/‎2021 |
OS build | 19045.5608 |
Experience | Windows Feature Experience Pack 1000.19061.1000.0 |
I’ve created an issue for this https://tracker.xojo.com/xojoinc/xojo/-/issues/78767
Could that be the ICU library change?
There’s a possibility. There’s a report relating the fail to CoreMessaging.dll, and core-messaging is tied to the use of locale and time and UTF8 libs tied to ICU
If any of those fail, core-messaging will fail.
I’ve worked around this by creating a default web project in 24R4 and saving it to the templates folder in 25R1. There’s something odd when creating the new project in code by the IDE.
This is completely unrelated, but this message just made me realize that templates exist at all
I use @Sam_Rowlands app kit almost everywhere so I still use API 1 for a lot of projects and I’ve always just kept an empty 2019 desktop project around for when I want to throw together some test code or UI elements that’ll be dropped into existing projects.
Using that empty project with the built in template feature is way easier than navigating to my own template folder, duping the project, and then renaming and saving.
Just wanted to say thanks for the random inspiration @Wayne_Golding!