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HTML parsing errors in GUI Composer 6.0

Mitch Hanks
Intellectual 670 points

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Hi,

I loaded CCS6 today to take advantage of its bug fixes.  When I try to load previous GUI composer projects into GUI Composer, I get the error "Unable to parse HTML source. See console for error. Please switch to "Display Source" mode and correct the error."  This error shows up on multiple projects that previously loaded. 

Also, GUI Composer sometimes displays a message about the a time out associated with the Maqetta server.  It provides a link to sign in or register.  When I try to register it displays 'invalid user name' no matter what I try.  Any ideas what is going on there?

Thanks

  • TI__Genius 16630 points

    Hi Mitch,

    Something must when wrong with your install, you shouldn't need to register or login to use GUI Composer.

    Can you take a screen capture of CCS with the errors from GUI Composer? And also attach the workspace log file here?

    Maybe try to reinstall to see if you still see any errors.

    Regards,
    Patrick

  • in reply to Patrick Chuong
    Intellectual 670 points

    Patrick,

    I reinstalled CCS6.0 and so far haven't seen the register/login prompt.  However, GUI Composer still can't parse the preexisting project files.  I get a message like that shown in the screenshot below:

    I can switch to source and view the source but I cannot edit the source from the GUI Composer window because the "Unable to parse..." error appears to be at the top level.  When I open the html file in a browser it opens with no errors.  Again, this is a project with html file that worked in GUI Composer 5.5

    Mitch

  • in reply to Mitch Hanks
    TI__Genius 16630 points

    Hi Mitch,

    How did you import this project into CCSv6.0? Did you export the project from CCSv5.5 and then re-import it back into CCSv6.0?

    If you can attach this project here or send it to me privately, I'll take a look and see if I can spot anything wrong with your project settings.

    Regards,
    Patrick

  • in reply to Patrick Chuong
    Intellectual 670 points

    Hi Patrick,

    Didn't realize the export and import were necessary but that has fixed the problem.  Thanks for your help.

    Mitch

  • in reply to Mitch Hanks
    TI__Genius 16630 points

    The underlining widget library can change for each CCS release. As you can see, CCSv6 has a major rework on the widget library and its underlining runtime library. So, you need to go through the import step to perform an upgrade inorder for your project to properly resolve the correct library version.

    Patrick

  • in reply to Mitch Hanks
    Intellectual 670 points

    Patrick,

    Here is a screen shot of the other problem I mentioned I am seeing.  I am not yet sure when this arises but once it gets into this mode you have to exit GUI Composer and re-enter to get out of it:

    When you try to 'sign up' it continually says "Invalid user name' but you can't get past this without 'logging in'.  

    Mitch

  • in reply to Mitch Hanks
    TI__Genius 16630 points

    Can you attach the workspace log file here?

    Patrick

  • in reply to Patrick Chuong
    Intellectual 670 points

    I've uploaded the .log file from the .metadata directory.  Is that the right one?

    1057.Copy.log.txt

  • in reply to Mitch Hanks
    TI__Genius 16630 points

    Yes, this is the right one. But I am not seeing the error that I am looking for. However there are a bunch of unrelated errors in the log file.

    What is the path of your eclipse workspace? This login issue can be caused by connecting the GUI Composer's workspace with your eclipse's workspace. You can try to set the GUI Composer workspace to a location that is writable with your user's account. i.e c:\temp\MyGCWorkspace. Enter the following string in the ccstudio.ini file to override the default GUI Composer workspace location.

    -DGUIComposerWS=<path> 

    where <path> can be c:\temp\MyGCWorkspace or some where that you have write permission.

    Regards,
    Patrick