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I've been using the Parse SDK and it's worked just fine but all day today, I've gotten an error: "No module Parse."

In build settings, where should my Frame Search Path be? Right now I have it pointing to the file where the Frameworks are contained but I also have the frameworks in my project files.

How can I fix this issue?

  • try to set framework search path to $(SRCROOT) . go to build settings->search paths->framework search path. – Dharma Aug 13 '15 at 06:25
  • Could this [post](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/30021117/xcode-keeps-forgetting-imported-frameworks) help you solve your problem? – utogaria Aug 13 '15 at 06:25

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I initially had the same issue. It was non-obvious to me that xCode has tabs to control the extent to which 'Build Settings' are displayed. You have to select the'All' tab as shown in attached screen shot.

Hopefully this image helps!

Hope this helps save others future frustration! Stay awesome folks!

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To set framework search path in Xcode: select your target -> Build Setting -> Search Path-> Framework Search Paths. Double click it will show Search Paths input text view

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