Enabling UI compilation errors

• from the project description.
• from the pane of compilation errors.

1. Open the project description window (go to the "Project" tab, "Project" group and click "Description").
2. In the "Compilation" tab:
   • In "UI errors", check "Enable UI compilation".
   • The "Edit the languages" button is used to choose the project languages that will be taken into account by the UI compilation.
3. Validate.

1. Open the compilation errors pane. Go to the "Home" tab, "Environment" group, expand "Panes", select "Panes", and then select "Compilation errors".
2. Click .

• whenever saving a window, a page or a report.
• whenever recompiling the project.

Correcting a UI error

1. Double-click the error displayed in the pane. The element containing the control where the problem occurs is opened in the editor. The description of the corresponding control is displayed.
2. Fix the problem.

Disabling a UI compilation error

1. In the pane of compilation errors, select the error to disable.
2. Open the context menu of the error:
   • "Disable this error" is used to disable the selected error.
   • the option "Disable this error and all the identical ones" is used to disable the error and all the errors of the same type in the current project.

1. Right-click in the compilation errors pane to open the context menu.
2. Select "List of disabled errors".

• Checking the existence of the images used by the Image controls.
• Detecting the truncated captions on some types of controls.
• Checking the existence of the internal windows used by the Internal Window controls.
• Checking the existence of the internal pages used by the Internal Page controls.
• Checking whether an anchored table contains an anchored column.
• Checking the links with the items of the data files or with the variables.
• Checking the existence of the control captions in all the languages.
• Checking whether a shortcut does not exist several times in the same window.
• Checking the corrupted links in the table breaks.
• Checking the presence of empty rows at the end of initial content of list box and combo box.
• Checking the spelling mistakes.
• Error if the text displayed in a language is always the default text.
• Checking the invalid superposition areas.
• Checking whether the caption of a button does not exceed the size of the control.
• Checking the identical databinding links.
• Checking the use of menus with different styles ("system" and "non system") in the same window
• Checking the tooltips in a window. Error if several controls have the same tooltip.
• Errors specific to Responsive Web Design: overlapping blocks, display order errors, etc. For more details, see Responsive Web Design: Specific UI errors.
• Verification of project dependencies. Error if dependencies are missing. For example: Style sheets, external CSS sheets, images from personal folders, programming guidelines, custom project fonts, etc.
• Verification of fonts used. If the fonts used are non-native and not integrated into the project, an error is displayed.