When I click on GENERATE ALL CODE -- it creates a folder -- but none of the files.
Please help.
J
Did you check if the folder is empty or can you just not see any content because you do not have enough permissions.
I had again to "chmod -R 777" this newly created folder to get its content visible (OS X 10.3.5).
You're right... the folder isn't 777... I went to change it -- but when I came back -- it didn't retain the settings.
I have tried like eight times to chmod it 777 and it won't let me.
I am using cpanel on a linux hosting package at onsmart.net
I don't know details from linux but you could try this which worked for me (I think .nix == .nix at this point):
1) Go to your 'webserver/pcg3/web/generatedCode' directory of pcg3 (should look something like this: [pete:<yourPath>/pcg3/web/generatedCode] pete%
2) from this point type (all in one line): sudo chmod -R 777 framework/<yourNewlyCreatedDirectory>/
3) enter your password and hit return.
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When I click on GENERATE ALL CODE -- it creates a folder -- but none of the files.
Please help.
J
Did you check if the folder is empty or can you just not see any content because you do not have enough permissions.
I had again to "chmod -R 777" this newly created folder to get its content visible (OS X 10.3.5).
You're right... the folder isn't 777... I went to change it -- but when I came back -- it didn't retain the settings.
I have tried like eight times to chmod it 777 and it won't let me.
I am using cpanel on a linux hosting package at onsmart.net
I don't know details from linux but you could try this which worked for me (I think .nix == .nix at this point):
1) Go to your 'webserver/pcg3/web/generatedCode' directory of pcg3 (should look something like this:
[pete:<yourPath>/pcg3/web/generatedCode] pete%
2) from this point type (all in one line):
sudo chmod -R 777 framework/<yourNewlyCreatedDirectory>/
3) enter your password and hit return.