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JavaScript code was missing (Configurator 2 file to 3)...

Aug 16, 2012 4:21 PM

Hi Everyone...

 

I just opened a Configurator 2 file in the new 3.1 and converted it to CS6.  Now I'm getting a "JavaScript code was missing" error when I attempt to run 'Image Processor' and 'Load files into stack' scripts.  These were working just fine previously.  Unfortunately we don't have an older backup of the Configurator 2 file.

 

Does anyone know of a fix for this?  A quick online search discussed a possible issue with the hard drive sharing the same name as something or other.  I can't see how it worked before and doesn't work now.  The only thing we did was open it in the latest version and convert to CS6.

 

Note: We have even tried removing the old button and have replaced it with the new Configurator 3 buttons.  Still doesn't work.

 

Very frustrating... and yes, it's my fault I didn't have a backup of the original Configurator 2 file.

 
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    Aug 16, 2012 5:18 PM   in reply to carson.jones

    It only say the HTML link not work, I guess the button should work.

     

    Maybe you can try this, click the left panel, COMMANDS => Main => File => Scripts

     

    and then drop the "Image Processor" to your panel, it will be a button with label "Image Processor".

     

    I tried it on my windows machine, it should work.

     
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    Aug 29, 2012 2:19 AM   in reply to carson.jones

    Configurator 3 can automatically backup old panel in the folder [You panel name]_backup in the same directory where gpc file lives.

     
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    Aug 29, 2012 2:36 AM   in reply to carson.jones

    If possible, you can send you panel to yju@adobe.com, I will have look.

     
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