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Hello,
I have an old (VAD Project) .vadProj that I need to convert to Call Flow Designer (.cfproj) to allow an upgrade to the newest version of 3CX and all the great features that come with that.
When I open the .vadProj in Call Flow Designer it appears to convert everything okay (makes .baks and cfdproj file) but when I build I get lots (hundreds) of errors like this:
Error CS1056 Unexpected character '$'
That's referencing the C# project created in the output folder. I don't want to fix the C# project because surely when I change the flow it will recreate the same problem.
Thanks in advance.
I have an old (VAD Project) .vadProj that I need to convert to Call Flow Designer (.cfproj) to allow an upgrade to the newest version of 3CX and all the great features that come with that.
When I open the .vadProj in Call Flow Designer it appears to convert everything okay (makes .baks and cfdproj file) but when I build I get lots (hundreds) of errors like this:
Error CS1056 Unexpected character '$'
That's referencing the C# project created in the output folder. I don't want to fix the C# project because surely when I change the flow it will recreate the same problem.
- The build errors are just syntax errors, is there some setup of .net core I've missed? All I did was run the Call Flow Designer installer so far.
- If the answer to 1 is no, what's my best next move, rebuild from scratch as a new Call Flow Designer project? It's fairly complex.
- The old VAD Project calls a .net framework (IE not .net core) DLL that I share with a WPF application - so the business rules done on the phone can be replicated in the app. Do I need to rewrite that dll for core?
Thanks in advance.