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AndrewB Aspiring developer Posts: 31 Reg: Aug 24, 2011 New Jersey 310	confirm \| cancel 09/18/11 02:43 PM (14 years ago) My project is lost I have been building an app in 1.5 for a couple of weeks. Everything has worked flawlessly until now. I went to upload the app directly to my iphone and had a few issues. When I went to check the app in simulator after this, the entire app was gone. All the pdf and png files I added, as well as the few lines of code I changed are still in my Xcode project. This all happened a few hours ago when you seemed to be having some server issues. Any idea how to remedy? Do I need to download the source code again? Title Comments I have been building an app in 1.5 for a couple of weeks. Everything has worked flawlessly until now. I went to upload the app directly to my iphone and had a few issues. When I went to check the app in simulator after this, the entire app was gone. All the pdf and png files I added, as well as the few lines of code I changed are still in my Xcode project. This all happened a few hours ago when you seemed to be having some server issues. Any idea how to remedy? Do I need to download the source code again?

MGoBlue Apple Fan Posts: 980 Reg: Jun 07, 2011 Gold River, CA 10,600	09/18/11 04:43 PM (14 years ago) I'd suggest just reloading your core configuration. Go to 'Manage Core Properties' Select 'Configuration Data URL' Select 'Click here to show the apps configuration data.' A new screen will open up with the config data. Select all and copy. Then paste it into your BT_config.txt file. Recompile and run. Should work. Comments I'd suggest just reloading your core configuration. Go to 'Manage Core Properties' Select 'Configuration Data URL' Select 'Click here to show the apps configuration data.' A new screen will open up with the config data. Select all and copy. Then paste it into your BT_config.txt file. Recompile and run. Should work.

MGoBlue Apple Fan Posts: 980 Reg: Jun 07, 2011 Gold River, CA 10,600	09/18/11 04:44 PM (14 years ago) I should have mention the Manage Core Properties is on BuzzTouch, not in xcode. Comments I should have mention the Manage Core Properties is on BuzzTouch, not in xcode.

AndrewB Aspiring developer Posts: 31 Reg: Aug 24, 2011 New Jersey 310	09/18/11 05:57 PM (14 years ago) phew...good to go. How does that happen?? just curious. Comments phew...good to go. How does that happen?? just curious.

David @ buzztouch buzztouch Evangelist Posts: 6866 Reg: Jan 01, 2010 Monterey, CA 78,840	09/18/11 10:29 PM (14 years ago) Hi @AndrewB; Not sure what was 'lost' - it's all about the configuration file. Get good at using the console in xcode with the app running so you can see what it's looking for and where it's trying to find your files. It does sound like your config.txt file got screwed up? Comments Hi @AndrewB; Not sure what was 'lost' - it's all about the configuration file. Get good at using the console in xcode with the app running so you can see what it's looking for and where it's trying to find your files. It does sound like your config.txt file got screwed up?

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