Just downloaded my copy (its taken this long because we had storms and power cuts) and am starting to figure things out.

I altered the default paths in project options and get


[Window Title]
Error

[Content]
Unexpected compilation error:

Error creating the application file C:\Users\Roy Lambert\Documents\Elevate Web Builder Projects\E:\EWBTemp\Output\project1.js (Cannot create file "C:\Users\Roy Lambert\Documents\Elevate Web Builder Projects\E:\EWBTemp\Output\project1.js". The filename, directory name, or volume label syntax is incorrect)

[OK]


Don't know if its WAD, an optical illusion or what but the lines in the property inspector are fainter on the values side than the property names side.


For my wish list so far:

1, Can we have GExperts install <vbg> - mainly for DelForEx
2. Some sort of resize whilst preserving aspect ration would be nice for images



Roy Lambert

Roy,

<< I altered the default paths in project options and get >>

The paths should be converted to relative paths after exiting the project
options, so I'll check this out.

<< Don't know if its WAD, an optical illusion or what but the lines in the
property inspector are fainter on the values side than the property names
side. >>

It's designed that way.
>

<< 1, Can we have GExperts install <vbg> - mainly for DelForEx >>



<< 2. Some sort of resize whilst preserving aspect ration would be nice for
images >>

Good idea, thanks.

--
Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

Roy,

<< Error creating the application file C:\Users\Roy
Lambert\Documents\Elevate Web Builder Projects\E:\EWBTemp\Output\project1.js
(Cannot create file "C:\Users\Roy Lambert\Documents\Elevate Web Builder
Projects\E:\EWBTemp\Output\project1.js". The filename, directory name, or
volume label syntax is incorrect) >>

Okay, I finally noticed here that you are using a different drive/volume for
the output paths.  The output paths (output, image, and theme) are all
required to be relative to the base project path, so they must be on the
same drive.  However, EWB wasn't catching a False for the ForceDirectories
call that it attempts (when it tries to create the output paths) and
displaying the proper error message, which is now fixed.

--
Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com