No. For example.
html:
<webobject name=ActiveImage1></webobject>
wod:
ActiveImage1: WOActiveImage {
action = blah;
filename="foo.jpg";
}
That has a warning saying ActiveImage1 is not defined. If I put a
space to dirty the file and save it, it doesn't get rid of it. If I
change the element name to activeImage1 in both the html and wod, it
gets rid of it.
....just checking something....
If you dirty both the wod and html file and save, it rebuilds them
and removes them as warnings. Changing the case does not really hide
this issue, it is the dirtying of the component that fixes it, except
I have to open a heap of components :-(
Greg
On 27/09/2005, at 2:55 PM, Mike Schrag wrote:
> Meaning it's yelling at you because of a case sensitivity issue
> with element names?
>
> On Sep 27, 2005, at 12:15 AM, Greg wrote:
>
>
>> After doing a clean rebuild I now have over 500 warnings, all to
>> do with the wod. (I am not sure if they were listed before hand)
>>
>> There is no element named 'ActiveImage1' in your component HTML
>> file BrowserSlideShow.wod
>>
>> They are listed there. If I then rename it to activeImage1 in both
>> the wod and html it removes all the warnings for that file, as it
>> lists all the bindings as not listed in the html file.
>>
>> Greg
>>
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