Skip to main content
jeremyt58826385
Participant
March 15, 2017
Answered

Another Case of Not Being Able to Install Add-Ons

  • March 15, 2017
  • 1 reply
  • 2473 views

Looks like I'm not the only one dealing with this, but none of the existing posts I found actually show a resolve!

I'm trying to install the Snap SVG Add-On for Animate CC 2017. ( https://creative.adobe.com/addons/patches/26811#.WMjGsBIrISQ  )

Acquired and installed, but my CC Activity Stream is not receiving notifications.

Here's what I've already tried:

1) Checked to make sure I was logged in, and sync settings are enabled.

2) Uninstalled, restarted, reinstalled.

3) Tried downloading the .zxp file to install using Extension Manager (even though it's supposed to be obsolete). This resulted with two outcomes:
          - "Cannot find required data from database"
          - "Failed to install com.example.SnapPlatform. Please make sure the manifest.xml of this extension is valid... blah blah blah"

          - You can see the actual errors here: Cannot Install · Issue #98 · cjgammon/SnapSVG-Animator · GitHub      ...(Note that I closed the issue because it seems it's not the Add-On that's faulty... see #5 below)


4) Attempted this: Add-ons not showing up in CC Activity stream after installing , but could not generate a log because 'ExManLog.YES' resulted in an error: "does not exist"

5) Also tried to install a "Featured" Add-On for Photoshop just to make sure it wasn't the Snap SVG Add-On that was faulty.

This topic has been closed for replies.
Correct answer tomzag

The Extension Manager from Adobe is depreciated since CC 2015.

Use ZXPInstaller to install .zxp files.

(I'm not the developer. If this also doesn't work contact the developer gammon@adobe.com)

Thomas

1 reply

tomzag
tomzagCorrect answer
Inspiring
March 15, 2017

The Extension Manager from Adobe is depreciated since CC 2015.

Use ZXPInstaller to install .zxp files.

(I'm not the developer. If this also doesn't work contact the developer gammon@adobe.com)

Thomas

jeremyt58826385
Participant
March 15, 2017

Thanks, tomzag, that totally worked!

Also, for anybody else who uses this solution: OSX version, the developer is unidentified, so you will need to open System Preferences >> Security & Privacy. In the "Allow apps downloaded from:" section, you will need to click on the "Open Anyway" button.

Participant
March 16, 2017

I'll try this, as I'm having the same issue. It's frustrating that Adobe can't resolve this issue and we have to rely on 3rd party software.