CEP extension from Indesign CC 2015 to 2017

[Ravindra_KCS]

Dear all,

         my CEP extension is working fine with Indesign Version 2015 and earlier , but failed on CC 2017 even no Extensions Menu Appear in Windows menu.

Help me out please !!!

Thanks and Regards

Ravindra

[Loic.Aigon]

Have you changed your manifest so it includes CC2017 ?

[Ravindra_KCS]

Yes Like this..

<HostList>

            <Host Name="IDSN" Version="[12.0]" />

  </HostList>

  <LocaleList>

  <Locale Code="All" />

  </LocaleList>

  <RequiredRuntimeList>

  <RequiredRuntime Name="CSXS" Version="6.0" />

  </RequiredRuntimeList>

[Loic.Aigon]

Maybe try

<Host Name="IDSN" Version="12.0" />

or

<Host Name="IDSN" Version="[12.0, 12.9]" />

[Trevor:]

In addition to Loic's first suggestion <Host Name="IDSN" Version="12.0" />

Allow debug for 2017

CEP version is 7

• Win: regedit > HKEY_CURRENT_USER/Software/Adobe/CSXS.7, then add a new entry PlayerDebugMode of type "string" with the value of "1".

• Mac: In the terminal, type: defaults write com.adobe.CSXS.7 PlayerDebugMode 1 (The plist is also located at /Users/<username>/Library/Preferences/com.adobe.CSXS.7.plist)

These entries will enable debug extensions to be displayed in the host applications.

Special notes for Mac 10.9 and higher

Staring with Mac 10.9, Apple introduced a caching mechanism for plist files. Your modifications to plist files does not take effect until the cache gets updated (on a periodic basis, you cannot know exactly when the update will happen). To make sure your modifications take effect, there are two methods.

• Kill cfprefsd process. It will restart automatically. Then the update takes effect.

• Restart your Mac, or log out the current user and re-log in.

[Harbs.]

Just to confirm:

This is an HTML extension and not a Flash one. Right? Flash extensions are no longer supported.