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<blockquote data-quote="happyfirst" data-source="post: 199891" data-attributes="member: 54174"><p>I've downloaded the latest media portal from SVN as of an hour ago and compiled it. It works fine.</p><p></p><p>Built the basic plugin shell per the documenation. Copied the dll and skin file to their proper places under my media portal solution directory (the xmbc/bin/debug one). Now when I start configuration.exe and then click on plugins I get</p><p></p><p>An error occurred while loading the plugin MediaPortal.GUI.GUIPrograms.SetupForm. It's incompatible with the current MediaPortal version and won't be loaded.</p><p></p><p>I didn't touch that? From the configuration log:</p><p></p><p>2007-11-01 22:28:46.984375 [Info.][Config Main]: Plugin Manager: Plugin MediaPortal.GUI.GUIPrograms.SetupForm is incompatible with the current MediaPortal version! (File: WindowPlugins.dll)</p><p></p><p>Interestingly I see my plugin a few lines earlier and it was loaded.</p><p></p><p>Worse, if I remove my dlls and skin file, I STILL get this error!!! I basically can't load configuration.exe anymore. What's getting left behind that's preventing me from going back to a working configuration.exe?</p><p></p><p>I tried debugging configuration.exe but LocalisationProvider stops me cold in GetAvailableLanguages with what seems like a billion DirectoryNotFound exceptions that I can't seem to get VS 2005 Pro to ignore. So then I tried attaching it by process but then VS 2005 complains about optimizations and that it can't debug it.</p><p></p><p>Any ideas?</p><p></p><p>Aaaarrgghhhh. Finally figured it out. For some reason, my plugin reference had been set to CopyLocal.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="happyfirst, post: 199891, member: 54174"] I've downloaded the latest media portal from SVN as of an hour ago and compiled it. It works fine. Built the basic plugin shell per the documenation. Copied the dll and skin file to their proper places under my media portal solution directory (the xmbc/bin/debug one). Now when I start configuration.exe and then click on plugins I get An error occurred while loading the plugin MediaPortal.GUI.GUIPrograms.SetupForm. It's incompatible with the current MediaPortal version and won't be loaded. I didn't touch that? From the configuration log: 2007-11-01 22:28:46.984375 [Info.][Config Main]: Plugin Manager: Plugin MediaPortal.GUI.GUIPrograms.SetupForm is incompatible with the current MediaPortal version! (File: WindowPlugins.dll) Interestingly I see my plugin a few lines earlier and it was loaded. Worse, if I remove my dlls and skin file, I STILL get this error!!! I basically can't load configuration.exe anymore. What's getting left behind that's preventing me from going back to a working configuration.exe? I tried debugging configuration.exe but LocalisationProvider stops me cold in GetAvailableLanguages with what seems like a billion DirectoryNotFound exceptions that I can't seem to get VS 2005 Pro to ignore. So then I tried attaching it by process but then VS 2005 complains about optimizations and that it can't debug it. Any ideas? Aaaarrgghhhh. Finally figured it out. For some reason, my plugin reference had been set to CopyLocal. [/QUOTE]
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