Missing Plugin: The view Controller for this plugin was not compiled in the Xcode Project... Get this when running a project I download from BT control panel... I've copied the plugin into Xcode..... why is it not compiled?? Thanks.

When you imported the plugin, did you select the correct checkboxes? Jake

have the same problem after upgrading last night to 3

Follow Jim's tip on updating to newest version of the self-host: https://www.buzztouch.com/forum/thread.php?fid=904F3477FAF7F352A7D93C3&tid=904F3477FAF7F352A7D93C3

I'm having this problem on BT control panel apps, not self hosted. Self hosted works fine.

This was happening a lot to me in one of the recent releases of Xcode a few weeks back. I would add files to the project but they were not being added to the Compile Sources for some reason. I had to manually add them. It drove me batty for a few days and then some Xcode update magically seems to have fixed it. Check your projects BUILD PHASES and then look under COMPILE SOURCES. Make sure you see the .m of the plugin file you're trying to use. (don;t worry about the .h file, those don't get compiled) It's odd but sometimes even if it's in your project you may still need to add it to the Compile Sources. I wrote it off as a XCode bug. I'm running 5.0.2 (5A3005) now FWIW.

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Hi all, Did anybody find a solution for this? I've checked and double checked my plugins (I've only got 1 screen in the build so it's very simple). I've tried Xcode 5.02. I copy the bt_plugins and images folders into project. No luck at all.

Thomas -- did you try ATRAIN's solution? His instructions are to check Xcode's specification on what should be compiled (.m files) and what should not be compiled (.js files) -- Niraj

Hi Niraj, I tried recompiling it in Xcode 5.02 on a different computer (a friend's Mac) and got the same error. Looked at .m files and they were all present in compile sources. Not sure what to do about .js files, didn't see them discussed... Thanks!

Hi Niraj, I tried recompiling it in Xcode 5.02 on a different computer (a friend's Mac) and got the same error. Looked at .m files and they were all present in compile sources. Not sure what to do about .js files, didn't see them discussed... Thanks!

Send me the project, if you don't mind. I think you have my email address already in previous PMs. -- Niraj

With PSMDanny's plugins, he has JavaScript in there. Those .js files somehow get included into the Compile Sources set of files. I remove those .js references from that section. It's safe for you to ignore, I got annoyed by those darned warnings.

Sent files, appreciate the help...

You do not have the BT_Plugins nor the BT_Images groups within your Xcode Project. To fix it, go into your testapp-iOS-BTv3 folder by using the Finder. See the BT_Images and the BT_Plugins folders? Drag those two folders onto the blue project icon for testapp within the Xcode sidebar. Xcode will then ask you a set of questions: 1. Enable checkbox to copy items 2. Enable creation of groups for any added folders 3. Enable adding to target for testapp (ignore testapp Tests) 4. Then click on "Finish" Now you should be able to run the testapp without having any further problems. :-) -- Niraj

Also, by looking at your BT_config.txt file, I can see that your Home Screen is the Send Email one. By digging into this, I've noticed that is not allowed to be a Home Screen, because Send Email is not actually a true screen, it is just a capability. It may seem like a nuance, a specific usage of words, let me try to explain. Sending an email is simply a transfer of information (To, Subject, Body) over to the Email app that is already on that iOS device. Thus, Buzztouch does not present a screen to the User, rather, the iOS Mail app presents it's screen to the User. Well, that information gets sent over to the iOS Mail app only when the User takes an action such as tapping on a menu row or tapping on a menu button. In the case of showing the Home screen, the BT_config file is telling Buzztouch to show the email information. Well, the User did not initiate any action (yet) to send information to the Mail app. Thus, there is nothing to show because there is not any Plugin to do email actions. Anyhow, the fix is to set the Home Screen to be the Menu screen named "Sub Menu 1". -- Niraj

Ah... thank you Niraj! I had already copied the bt_plugins and bt_images folder into the project. I just sent you the wrong .zip file so you didn't see them. But more important, your second suggestion, the home screen, was the problem :) In my rush to compile a 3.0 project as fast as possible, and pack it with as many plugins as possible, I forgot to add a home screen. Duh. Getting so lazy and hasty in my old age. So, as a note to any future readers...if you don't set up a proper home screen or Tabbed layout in your app, you will get a "missing plugin" screen.

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I have the same problem. I get "Missing Plugin: The View Controller for this plugin was not compiled in the Xcode project." I'm using Xcode 6.1.1. All the BT_Plugins appear to be there. What is going on? Here is the screenshot: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B7A8ie3pASohTkJUVHBsVDJZazA/view?usp=sharing I'm a newbie at this, so please be kind. :) -Rod