Javascript Error solution for xcode!

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Mackimack Apple Fan Posts: 481 Reg: Dec 30, 2010 Sweden 14,310	confirm \| cancel 06/14/12 04:05 AM (13 years ago) Javascript Error solution for xcode! Hi I hade a javascript error in Xcode like this: [WARN]warning: no rule to process file '$(PROJECT_DIR)/functions.js' of type sourcecode.javascript for architecture armv7 The solution I find is on this site: http://www.nimblekit.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=2805&p=13746&hilit=Copy+Bundle+Resources#p13746 It works great, No errors. Title Comments Hi I hade a javascript error in Xcode like this: [WARN]warning: no rule to process file '$(PROJECT_DIR)/functions.js' of type sourcecode.javascript for architecture armv7 The solution I find is on this site: http://www.nimblekit.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=2805&p=13746&hilit=Copy+Bundle+Resources#p13746 It works great, No errors.

mrDavid BTMods.com Posts: 3936 Reg: May 21, 2011 San Diego, CA 51,910	06/14/12 05:49 AM (13 years ago) Great stuff! Were you using the new beta os? David buzztouchmods.com Comments Great stuff! Were you using the new beta os? David buzztouchmods.com

Mackimack Apple Fan Posts: 481 Reg: Dec 30, 2010 Sweden 14,310	06/14/12 06:21 AM (13 years ago) Do you think of iOS6? No, I have iOS5. Comments Do you think of iOS6? No, I have iOS5.

Stobe buzztouch Evangelist Posts: 1528 Reg: Mar 04, 2011 Fredericksburg,... 24,680	06/14/12 06:35 AM (13 years ago) Yes, that is a very common error when you import .js files into your build. You need to tell xCode not to compile them. But that link you provided has the best screenshot explanation that I've seen. Good find. Comments Yes, that is a very common error when you import .js files into your build. You need to tell xCode not to compile them. But that link you provided has the best screenshot explanation that I've seen. Good find.

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