Hi, I've been getting some awesome help through the forums, but I seem to just keep getting errors since the new update. It's driving me crazy since I have so little time to work on it which = absolutely no progress. I'm not a programmer, so I am worried that playing around with it (even with forum suggestions) may screw things up further. I don't have much of a budget, but if someone with help me sort it out for something reasonable, I would be enormously grateful. Thanks, Jen

Hello jen Give us your Xcode version Your buzztouch version And your error Bertrand

Hi Bertrand, Thanks for responding. Here goes... Xcode version 5.0.2 Buzztouch version 1.2 Errors: When I download from Buzztouch to xcode, the initial errors that opo up (before dragging over any folders) are - 2 Check dependencies warnings: Warning: Multiple build commands for output file /Users/JennStanley/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData/getreviewed-cpkctevafqbloxegwsxohybrzami/Build/Products/Debug-iphonesimulator/getreviewed.app/bt_funk.mp3 Warning: Multiple build commands for output file /Users/JennStanley/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData/getreviewed-cpkctevafqbloxegwsxohybrzami/Build/Products/Debug-iphonesimulator/getreviewed.app/bt_glass.mp3 and under BTM_search.m → ‘BT_cell_menuList.h’ file not found. In the excerpt below, the 2nd to last line is highlighted in red in my xcode version. #import <UIKit/UIKit.h> #import <Foundation/Foundation.h> #import "JSON.h" #import "BT_fileManager.h" #import "BT_color.h" #import "getreviewed_appDelegate.h" #import "BT_strings.h" #import "BT_viewUtilities.h" #import "BT_item.h" #import "BT_debugger.h" #import "BT_cell_menuList.h" #import "BTM_search.h" Now, these both go away when I do a clean. Then I run the project and get another error: BT_contextMenu.m Semantic Issue Property ‘mask’ not found on object of type ‘BT_contextMenu *’ I can send the whole script if you need. I got a fix from AussieRyan of - @property (nonatomic, retain) UIView *mask; This works to get rid of the BT_contextMenu issue, but then I get back the 3 errors from above. It's driving me nuts! Any help you can provide is greatly appreciated. Thanks, Jen

Hi - Don't worry about errors before dragging over folders, it is after dragging over folders that matters. In a nutshell, all you need to do is to take the the updated .h file that @Chris1 posted - the content from there is all that you need. In xcode, find the file BT_Core/BT_contextMenu.h Delete the contents completely, and paste in the content from https://www.dropbox.com/s/kgg5f4xqeutzi5s/BT_contextMenu.h Or delete the old one from Xcode, and drag the new one in. Alan

BTW, I just downloaded a project to test the fix just now and I can confirm the problem is still there today and that the fix is still needed.

Did you get sorted out?

Sorry, haven't checked yet. Family member went into hospital. I'll check it out tonight and post the results. Thanks heaps for your help AlanMac.

Hi Alan, Thanks again for your help. The file replacement worked beautifully for the BT_contextMenu issue. Phew! But even after running, then cleaning and running again, I am still having the reoccurring: BTM_search.m → Lexical or Preprocessor Issue ‘BT_cell_menuList.h’ file not found. Plus the Dependency warnings you told me weren't a concern. Any suggestions? Thanks, Jen

I should mention that this error is causing the build to fail. Can't get beyond it to do any work. Jen

Hi Jen, Glad you are over the first hurdle, now for the others. I'm not one of the BT 'Guru's', but I'm happy to help where I can. The BTM Search menu problem looks to be the source of the next error. My interpretation of the error is that the search plugin cannot find ‘BT_cell_menuList.h’, but the message may be misleading. My test app has that plugin installed, but I don't use it (yet). What that suggests to me is: a) It doesn't stop my app compiling, which suggests it is OK b) If it stops your app compiling, it may not be the plugin itself. It could be other code edits if you've made any? When I 'm facing this, it can help to download again, making sure all your plugins are up to date (if you are self-hosted). The dependency errors are to do with mp3 files that you've added to your project. I'd remove them and put them back in again. It may be the 'way' they were added - could be they should be added as 'references' when you drag them into xcode?

Hi AlanMac, You respond so quick - you rock. Ok, I removed the search plugin. I also didn't drag over the audio file - I haven't added any MP3, but figured maybe Buzztouch did in the upgrade. Worth a shot. I haven't made any code edits. I have been downloading after each change to see if it has been fixed. So, quite stymied. Let me know if you don't have any other ideas and are sick of me :) I'll bug someone else. By the way - if you ever find yourself in Melbourne, Aus drinks are on me. The least I can do for your generous help! Cheers, Jen

Hi Jen I'm just messing about for an hour on my PC before the FA cup football this afternoon, so may not be as fast next time - lol. OK, so it seems not much changed. Right up at the beginning of the thread, you said "Buzztouch version 1.2" - I ignored that, but maybe this is a clue. Are you compiling for BT 3.0 or the earlier 2.1.9? Btw, I made it to Sydney once, never got to Melbourne, but I am a F1 fan and it looks like a good place to be.

Also, have you had other apps successfully compile before and if so, was that on xcode 5 and BT 3.0?

The error you see is because that cell file used to be included with every download but now is part of the Menu Simple plugin. Add that plugin to your download and you should be fine.

Btw, when I mentioned Guru's before, Chris IS one of them. I'm willing to bet that suggestion WILL work.

Hi AlanMac and Chris1, It looks like success! Almost. Yes, AlanMac, I have been compiling in BT 3.0 - I only said version 1.2 as that was what it says under the app name in the top left corner on my home page. I have also had this app successfully load in the last version. It worked beautifully and I was only a few days off being finished! Then the change. Chris1 - the menu simple was part of it, but I deleted it and reloaded it. That worked, but i got another error indicating that the checklist plugin was corrupted. I removed it and was able build successfully. Now...when I said almost. In the iPhone simulator screen, is get "Missing Plugin: The view controller for this plugin was not compiled in the xcode project." Although now that I think about it, maybe I should delete and reenter the splash screen. I'll get back to you on that. I just wanted to let you both know the progress since you have been so wonderful. Thanks, Jen

HI guys, You must be sick of me by now! Resetting the splash page didn't fix the issue. I can successfully run in xcode now, but still get the following message: "Missing Plugin: The view controller for this plugin was not compiled in the xcode project." Any ideas? Thanks heaps and heaps, Jen

Whatever screen you were trying to load, that screen's plugin is not installed in your Plugins group (folder) within Xcode. Which screen were you trying to load?

Glad to see you are making progress Jen. I think you are very close now, next we need to identify the missing plugin and hopefully that is the final hurdle. Can you post a bit more about that, or some log info? Cheers, Alan

Just wondering, did you get this all sorted?