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Missing Tortoise SVN overlay icons

Posted: 30 Apr 2010, 08:43
by Thierry
Hi,
An up on this subject: this morning, I installed TortoiseSVN 1.6.8 (I had 1.6.7), and the icon overlays are gone in Salamander (they were there with 1.6.7). They show OK in the explorer. Anybody facing the same problem?
My config:
Windows 7 Utimate 64
TortoiseSVN 1.6.8 (both 64 and 32, installed in that order)
Salamander 2.53 beta 1

Missing Tortoise SVN overlay icons

Posted: 30 Apr 2010, 08:59
by Thierry
Additional info: I uninstalled 1.6.8 (both 64 & 32), then re-installed 1.6.7 32bits, and the overlays are back in Salamander. I then wanted to uninstall 1.6.7 to test 1.6.8 32 alone, and the Tortoise uninstaller complained about Salamander being open. I realized that the 1.6.8 uninstaller did not complain (Salamander was also open when uninstalling). Maybe that can help. Cheers.

Re: Missing Tortoise SVN overlay icons

Posted: 30 Apr 2010, 10:44
by stepand76
Did you tried this?
Important Note:
You might have to do a repair install (start the installer again, then choose 'repair') after you've updated to 1.6.8. Otherwise the overlay icons might not show up properly. Sorry for the inconvenience.

Re: Missing Tortoise SVN overlay icons

Posted: 04 May 2010, 07:22
by Thierry
stepand76 wrote:Did you tried this?
Well, sort of: after de-installing, I reinstalled, but 32-bit version first, and it worked.
Thanks for the advice anyway, problem solved.

Re: Missing Tortoise SVN overlay icons

Posted: 04 May 2010, 11:40
by KlausK
Hi,

I think I've an equal problem. I'm using WinXP SP3 32bit with AltapSalamander 2.52. I had Tortoise 1.6.7 running, all was fine.

This morning I did the following:
- install Tortoise 1.6.8
- Overlays and right-click-menu (Shell-Extension) where gone, but they are in windows explorer
- removed Tortoise 1.6.8, installed 1.6.7
- Overlays and right-click-menu still gone
- removed, installed, repair-installed Altap 2.5.2
- installed, Altap 2.5.3beta
- removed beta, installed 2.5.2
- Overlays and right-click-menu still gone, but they are in windows explorer

Who can help me?

Re: Missing Tortoise SVN overlay icons

Posted: 04 May 2010, 12:18
by Thierry
KlausK wrote:- removed Tortoise 1.6.8, installed 1.6.7
- Overlays and right-click-menu still gone
That's different from my case: icons were back with 1.6.7. Did you log off/on between each step? Did you try a repair install of Tortoise itself?
-- Thierry

Re: Missing Tortoise SVN overlay icons

Posted: 04 May 2010, 12:22
by stepand76
KlausK wrote:Hi,

I think I've an equal problem. I'm using WinXP SP3 32bit with AltapSalamander 2.52. I had Tortoise 1.6.7 running, all was fine.

This morning I did the following:
- install Tortoise 1.6.8
- Overlays and right-click-menu (Shell-Extension) where gone, but they are in windows explorer
- removed Tortoise 1.6.8, installed 1.6.7
- Overlays and right-click-menu still gone
- removed, installed, repair-installed Altap 2.5.2
- installed, Altap 2.5.3beta
- removed beta, installed 2.5.2
- Overlays and right-click-menu still gone, but they are in windows explorer

Who can help me?
Please check Options > Configuration > Icon Overlays.

Re: Missing Tortoise SVN overlay icons

Posted: 04 May 2010, 12:56
by KlausK
I checked the overlay settings of Tortoise and Salamander. Both are enabled, so icon overlay in Salamander should work.

What is missing is the context menu if I do a click on a folder (within Salamander). I think that's the reason why the icon overlay is not working properly.

And I let Tortoise try to repair itself.

Re: Missing Tortoise SVN overlay icons

Posted: 04 May 2010, 13:58
by Ether
KlausK wrote:And I let Tortoise try to repair itself.
Yes, that was the original note - you need to repair-install Tortoise SVN.

Re: Missing Tortoise SVN overlay icons

Posted: 04 May 2010, 16:05
by KlausK
Ether wrote:
KlausK wrote:And I let Tortoise try to repair itself.
Yes, that was the original note - you need to repair-install Tortoise SVN.
Ok sorry, maybe this was a misleading sentence, but it should mean: I did a repair-install of Tortoise.