Thank you for the suggestion. Originally I generated a bunch of INSERT
statements but the data in one of the columns was not only large an was subject
to truncation but it contained XML and HTML that was hard to escape in a
consistent manner before I feed it to the SqlScript. I guess I am left t
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From: Glen Harvy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Glen Harvy wrote:
OK - I've given up on the Advanced UI - it's to advanced for me.
In general, I'd suggest avoiding WixUI_Advanced when you're first
getting started. It's complicated because it's trying to support both
per-machine and per-user installs, which isn't easy. WixUI_InstallDir
and
Christoph von Wittich wrote:
I have to install a kernel driver using WiX v3 but Type="kernelDriver"
(in ) isn't supported.
With linking fails with "error LGHT0094 : Unresolved
reference to symbol 'CustomAction:MsiProcessDrivers'"
Any suggestions?
Stick with WiX v2 -- it includes DifxApp sup
Glen Harvy wrote:
Could someone be kind enough to tell me where I can change the
Messagebox location so it appears centered in the main window.
Depends -- how did you create the message box?
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Mike,
Thanks for the great explanation. Now I understand what Rob was talking
about before now, it all makes sense.
Just for clarity, action script is created in between
InstallInitialize and InstallFinalize
in InstallExecuteSequence table. Does the action script only contain
actions that live
Hi!
I have to install a kernel driver using WiX v3 but Type="kernelDriver"
(in ) isn't supported.
With linking fails with "error LGHT0094 : Unresolved
reference to symbol 'CustomAction:MsiProcessDrivers'"
Any suggestions?
Regards,
Christoph von Wittich
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Windows Installer does things in three (possibly two) distinct phases:
- UI sequence
- Install execute sequence
- Script execution
Normally (unless set to Basic or No UI) execution begins with the UI
sequence. The actions listed in the UI sequence are performed in
> Is there any way that I can validate that an edit control is not
empty?
That should be possible. In the "Next" button processing, use
to test the value and cause the next dialog box to be launched to be an
error message, and the dialog box after the error message goes back to
the data-entry di
Rob,
I'm not sure if we are both on the same page. Please choose to ignore me if
I sound like I'm smoking crack. :) By no means am I a msi expert, but I
would like to understand best practices in a certain situation. I can
provide extra context if it would help.
Ignore everything I have said
I recommend using sharpDevelop. I've written a "beginners tutorial" that
includes information about this.
http://www.merlinia.com/mdt/WiXTutorial.msl
Rennie
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OK - I've given up on the Advanced UI - it's to advanced for me.
I have downloaded and read a good deal of the Windows Installer SDK as
you suggested. I have a rough idea on how to go about what I want to do
but I cannot find any examples anywhere that will help me understand the
structure of
I don't think you should rely on the working directory. You can use property
substitutions (e.g. directory locations) in , but not in
.
If you don't have much data to preload you might be better off generating a
bunch of INSERT statements, however.
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Mike Dimmick
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Hi,
Could someone be kind enough to tell me where I can change the
Messagebox location so it appears centered in the main window.
Thanks you.
Glen.
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