About every other time I upload, I get a coding error.
I usually click to ignore it but when I don't, and I double click it to find out what it is...it takes me to "Term & conditions pop up page" (which we don't use
) and tells me that "innerlayout" is used out of context.
Then it throws a hissy fit...starts flashing a zillion runtime errors at me (which I don't get chance to read) and closes Actinic.
(This is business 8.5.1 HFUA btw)
If I upload ignoring the coding errors..the site works ok. And if I run a "check coding errors" through the design menu..it doesn't find anything
I'd ignore it but it means I can't leave it to upload because it (only sometimes) flashes this coding error at me which I need to bypass
Failing that..can I
a) delete the "innerlayout" from the layout in question because we don't use it anyway or
b) delete the layout?
or c??
OK...editted to say...runtime error is "R625.. pure function call something-or-another" and it did just pick up the error in a "check coding errors" from the design tab this time.
Damn thing
I usually click to ignore it but when I don't, and I double click it to find out what it is...it takes me to "Term & conditions pop up page" (which we don't use
) and tells me that "innerlayout" is used out of context.Then it throws a hissy fit...starts flashing a zillion runtime errors at me (which I don't get chance to read) and closes Actinic.
(This is business 8.5.1 HFUA btw)
If I upload ignoring the coding errors..the site works ok. And if I run a "check coding errors" through the design menu..it doesn't find anything
I'd ignore it but it means I can't leave it to upload because it (only sometimes) flashes this coding error at me which I need to bypass
Failing that..can I
a) delete the "innerlayout" from the layout in question because we don't use it anyway or
b) delete the layout?
or c??
OK...editted to say...runtime error is "R625.. pure function call something-or-another" and it did just pick up the error in a "check coding errors" from the design tab this time.
Damn thing
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