While running my InTouch application in Viewer mode, I encountered an error message on SMC stating "No such window name: xxxxxx." This window seems to be nonexistent, possibly an old window that was deleted. How can I remove these old windows from my application to resolve this issue?
To locate where a specific window name is referenced, you can utilize WindowMaker to print the application's information to a text file. Ensure to exclude image or graphics from the printout. Subsequently, search the text file for the deleted window's name to identify its references. Keep in mind that the size of the text file may be extensive, and generating it could require a significant amount of time.
I have already printed out all the applications, which took quite a bit of time. However, I noticed that some pages are missing from the printout. This issue occurred while using the InTouch 2017 version 17.3.100.
If you are experiencing an error related to a specific event (PB press), you should review the action script associated with that button. It seems that the script dynamically creates a window name based on certain criteria, and in this instance, the window name it generates is not found.
To view the current Intouch windows and their corresponding file numbers, you can simply open the file ww_wdws.ndx in Notepad. This will give you a detailed list of all existing windows within Intouch.
NetNathan suggested opening the file ww_wdws.ndx in Notepad to view the current Intouch windows and associated file numbers. Upon attempting this myself, I discovered that no windows with the specified names could be found.
Hey there, it sounds like the window you're referring to might still be called up somewhere in your script or linked as a symbol, even if it has already been deleted. To completely remove any references to it in the application, I'd recommend you run a thorough search in both your scripts and symbol references. Deleted windows can be tricky like that, but hopefully, finding and removing any existing references should resolve your issue. Hope that helps!
It sounds like you might be dealing with some lingering references to those deleted windows in your application. I’d recommend checking the InTouch Window Manager for any orphaned window definitions that could be causing the error. You can also look through the application script to see if there are any hard-coded references to those windows that need to be updated or removed. If all else fails, a fresh export of your application might help clear out those ghost entries. Hope that helps!
It sounds frustrating to run into that error! To resolve it, try checking the application's window configuration in the InTouch development environment to see if any references to the missing window still exist. You can also use the "Window Manager" to navigate through your existing windows and see if there are any remnants of the old ones. If you find the missing window listed there, you can delete or disable it to clear up the issue. Additionally, consider checking the application logs for any more details on the error—it might give you a clue on how to proceed. Just make sure to backup your project before making changes!
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Answer: 1. Q: How can I remove old windows in InTouch Application Viewer Mode? To remove old windows in InTouch Application Viewer Mode, you can use the Window Viewer utility in the System Management Console (SMC) to identify and delete the obsolete windows causing the "No such window name" error.
Answer: The error message "No such window name" in InTouch Application Viewer Mode typically indicates that there are references to windows that no longer exist in the application, leading to runtime errors. Removing these obsolete windows can help resolve this issue.
Answer: To fix the "No such window name" error in your InTouch application, you need to identify and remove any old or deleted windows that are still referenced in the application. Using the Window Viewer utility in the SMC to clean up obsolete windows can help resolve this error.
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