Folks,
Are there any way to populate ControlEvent table without adding all that
UI/Dialog/Control/Publish into my .wxs file?
The idea behind is that I'm using WixUI_minimal and I would like to launch
CA after user clicks Finish button on ExitDialog. It is not possible to
schedule custom action in
Hey all,
Is there anyway to make heat stop producing a 1 to 1 correspondence between
files and components?
For example:
.. more and more ...
Seems like overkill.
Why can't we just have a element:
Sure... a element will not be appropriate for all
We are using LaunchCondition like this to prevent 32-bit packages to be
installed in 64-bit Windows.
Not VersionNT64
Regards,
Chesong Lee
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Robert Randall
Sent: Tuesday, August 29, 2006 9:38 PM
To: wix-us
Is there a FAQ or HOWTO on the specifics for building an x64 only package.
I've started one and noticed that it WILL install on x86 (32bit) OSs without
complaining. I'm sure there is a simple way to restrict the package to x64
only but I've not been able to find it searching the archives and the
Thanks. I figured out what I was doing wrong; I had set
_BrowseProperty to a property that was indirectly referencing the same
one I was using in the previous Browse Dialog.
John
On 8/29/06, Bob Arnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> John Mertic wrote:
> > I am using the BrowseDlg out of WixUI_Insta
Brad Edwards wrote:
I have a Dialog Box that
I need to display if a specific
feature is selected in the feature tree. If I unselect the feature,
the dialog
box still displays. How do I keep it from displaying if the feature is
de-selected.
In the control event of the Ne
I have a Dialog Box that I need to display if a specific
feature is selected in the feature tree. If I unselect the feature, the dialog
box still displays. How do I keep it from displaying if the feature is
de-selected. Could someone provide an example of how this would work? Thanks.
I am using the BrowseDlg out of WixUI_InstallDir twice ( once for
getting the INSTALLDIR, another time for getting a path to a directory
that I'm passing to a Custom Action). No matter what I do, whichever
one I do last in the UI Sequence overwrites the other one, and I'm
using different properties
Can you not just add an empty 'bin' directory element in the installer? Then
changing the parent
directory should cause the child 'bin' to resolve, and you can use it's
directory Id in CopyFile.
Rob
Eric Fesh wrote:
> Yeah, it would look something like:
>
> Property="YourProp
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