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I created a new web project and copied some files over as you suggested. The include opened fine.
So its clearly something to do with the project i am in, I can’t think what though – ideas?
Hmm, well the only thing it *usually* is, is a flaky web root dir setting, so the opener doesn’t resolve the paths correctly. But without looking at the old project it’s hard to say. Iam glad it’s working now though, are you able to continue worknig?
hi and thanks again for getting back to me.
(just got back from hols so am trying to tackle the problem again.)Is there a simple way to create a new project and copy all of the config settings from the current project over?
You configurations are stored in your “dot files” in the root of your project, you can see them under the Navigator view. Although, if the problem is with the configuration, directly copying those over may not help.
Hi again all,
This is getting quite annoying now
I have just reinstalled Eclipse + MyEclipse
My includes are still not linking correctly.
(This is working fine for other developers using the same files)
Any ideas anyone?
Much appreciated
Matt
Matt,
You are comming in on the tail end of this so I’m not sure what the exact problem may be. Can you give us some context? A lot of the time includes won’t work correctly when you don’t have a Web Project setup with a correct Web Root, so MyEclipse doesn’t know how to resolve the paths for those files.
