Yes. You don't need the square brackets around the Property.
I suggest reading the MSI SDK topic about Condition Syntax.
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Do what the error message says. Remove the unexpected attribute "Action"
and add a "Level" attribute. The documentation explains when each attribute
should be used:
http://wix.sourceforge.net/manual-wix2/wix_xsd_condition.htm
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Salut,
still working on the integration of my Firefox-PlugIn into the setup.
Installing now works fine, the only thing left to do is to disable the
feature, if Firefox is not installed.
If Firefox is installed, the property [FIREFOX_INSTALL_PATH] will contain
the path.
Based on this I wanted to i
You need a Type 51 custom action. In WiX this looks like:
You'll need to schedule the custom action somewhere in the InstallUISequence and/or the InstallExecuteSequence. See those nodes in the WiX manual: http://wix.sourceforge.net/manual-wix2/wix_xsd_installuisequence.htm, http://wix.sourc
It doesn't need to be higher, just different.
You should always change your assembly version number when modifying any assembly that goes in the GAC. Otherwise the Framework will simply ignore your change, whether you use MSI or gacutil. It doesn't check the file version attributes, only the a
The overall goal is that anytime I install the new package, it should
prompt to remove the old package regardless of language.
So if I have a English OS , with a DEU old package installed.. and I run
the new DEU package on this OS it should prompt me.
That's the case I am testing and it never fin
The only suggestion I can make at the moment is simply to use an older version of WiX. The supported version of DIFxApp seems to be the WiX 2.0 version in the WDK. To use WiX 3.0 you'll need to wait until the team gets their .wixlib back in the build.
I've opened a bug at SourceForge.
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Is there a way to conditionally run a custom action based on a property value?
So I want to run the custom action only if PROP1’s value remains unchanged.
Thanks
Saranath
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