G gillano Member Licensed User Longtime User Nov 6, 2012 #1 This is really getting to me! I changed the layout that I was using to try and eliminate a problem i was having (another story). So what I did was remove all the veiws from the layout that I had and then change the name of the layout in the line Activity.LoadLayout("Main") changed to Activity.LoadLayout("Main1") since the new lay out was main1.bal and i got this error [/IMG] I'm really not sure how to fix this, but I figured I would switch back to the original layout by changing the code back and I saved it, tried to run it and got he same error message....this test was done after I got the same result in the previous situation I was in (experiment with a new layout and it tries to load the old one, even though i changed the code and saved) is this a bug in v2.22? I didn't get this I the last version that I had (v2.02) or is there something that I did wrong
This is really getting to me! I changed the layout that I was using to try and eliminate a problem i was having (another story). So what I did was remove all the veiws from the layout that I had and then change the name of the layout in the line Activity.LoadLayout("Main") changed to Activity.LoadLayout("Main1") since the new lay out was main1.bal and i got this error [/IMG] I'm really not sure how to fix this, but I figured I would switch back to the original layout by changing the code back and I saved it, tried to run it and got he same error message....this test was done after I got the same result in the previous situation I was in (experiment with a new layout and it tries to load the old one, even though i changed the code and saved) is this a bug in v2.22? I didn't get this I the last version that I had (v2.02) or is there something that I did wrong
NJDude Expert Licensed User Longtime User Nov 6, 2012 #2 That means you have a view that doesn't exist on your layout, for example, say you have on the designer script: Code: Button1.VerticalCenter = 50%y But you do not have that Button on your layout. Upvote 0
That means you have a view that doesn't exist on your layout, for example, say you have on the designer script: Code: Button1.VerticalCenter = 50%y But you do not have that Button on your layout.
G gillano Member Licensed User Longtime User Nov 6, 2012 #3 ok I can fix that, easy but why does it keep trying to load a layout even if I change to code to load a different one? Upvote 0
ok I can fix that, easy but why does it keep trying to load a layout even if I change to code to load a different one?
