> Unfortunately, that would break the graphics that users already created.
That makes perfect sense.
Perhaps once I finish making a size compatible version of the current UI,
I'll make it available to anyone else who faces this issue.
Thanks,
Troy
On Fri, Sep 5, 2008 at 8:50 AM, Bob Arnson <[E
You can try downloading WixEdit from sourceforge, which will let you preview
dialogs and customize on the fly.
On Fri, Sep 5, 2008 at 5:22 PM, P a u l <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I found the sample WixSampleDllCA. So just the images question remains for
> now.
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What is more interesting, I have other global properties that get set from
an edit field in the UI and their values are available in the execute
sequence. It seems that only the ComboBox property and VBscript modified
properties are causing problems.
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Yes, all of the problem property Ids are in uppercase.
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Mike Rerick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I have set all of the needed properties to have the Secure="yes" attribute.
> The install is a perMachine install on XP. The properties do appear in the
> SecureCustomProperties property in the properties list that the
I found the sample WixSampleDllCA. So just the images question remains for
now.
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I am just starting to try wix. I have built and run the sample UI projects up
through the WixCustomSample.zip in vs2008. I don't see a way to process the
key on the custom dialog. It appears there is an event system but I don't
see any docs on this. Are there any tutorials that expand on this samp
Bob - Thanks for your help.
> You might need to rebuild dutil.lib with VS2005; we build the ship
> versions with VS2008.
I downloaded the source. I could not import the VC project that comes
with source.
While trying to compile in VC2005, I get a ton of errors:
1>inetutil.cpp
1>c:\temp\wixv3_src
The best way to get the least confusing behavior is to have the
validity checks done when Next is clicked. If the validity checks
fail, display a modal dialog box displaying the error message and
don't transition to the next dialog box in the wizard sequence.
Otherwise, transition to the next dia
I have set all of the needed properties to have the Secure="yes" attribute.
The install is a perMachine install on XP. The properties do appear in the
SecureCustomProperties property in the properties list that the installer
dumps at the end of the log. I also set the EnableUserControl property to
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
"Yu, Brian" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I read section 8 of http://www.tramontana.co.hu/wix/lesson8.php but
> there's no mention on how to write a dialog box that prompts for user
> name and password and use them to register COM+.
Its never a good idea to p
Krzysztof Kozmic wrote:
> I now have in my UI a custom step that requires user to enter some data until
> he can proceed to the next step.
> However, the Next button won't get enabled, until user changes focus from the
> last entry box.
> I'd rather, if it went enabled as soon as user enters firs
Radha Vaidyanathan wrote:
> I am using WiX v3 and visual Studio 2005 (VC 8).
>
You might need to rebuild dutil.lib with VS2005; we build the ship
versions with VS2008.
> Also for msi.lib: I downloaded Microsoft SDKs/v6.1 - that does not
> contain msi.lib.
>
I have three
Robert O'Brien wrote:
> is there a recommended approach to getting current wix vs08 project
> extensions to output a patch msp?
>
Currently, Votive and the MSBuild tasks/targets don't support the WiX v3
patching tools. I don't know if they'll be supported as target types in v3.
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Robert O'Brien wrote:
> Q1 - does running upgrade msi or patch msi still require additional command
> line switches?
>
Minor upgrades must be applied with arguments. Major upgrades don't need
them.
> Q2 - I seem to recall running into upgrade capable msi's and patch msp's that
> I could sim
Christopher Karper wrote:
> You write an immediate CA to do your token replacement, and put the
> resulting string in a temporary record... Then you schedule your deferred
> CA for execution.
>
MsiFormatRecord/WcaGetFormattedString take care of resolving all
[FormattedPropertyValues] so you
No, you're trying to do token replacement in files based on properties,
right? That's exactly what I'm doing.
You write an immediate CA to do your token replacement, and put the
resulting string in a temporary record... Then you schedule your deferred
CA for execution.
You write the deferred
I read section 8 of http://www.tramontana.co.hu/wix/lesson8.php but
there's no mention on how to write a dialog box that prompts for user
name and password and use them to register COM+.
Can anyone help?
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This SF.Net emai
You just invoke custom action before files are removed. I don't backup
files but do some COM unregister before files are removed and there are
no problems doing that.
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Take a look at the SecureCustomProperties Property too.
Cheers,
James
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Simoneau
Sent: 05 September 2008 16:22
To: General discussion for Windows Installer XML toolset.
Subject: Re: [WiX-users] Property
Pally Sandher wrote:
> Does anyone know why util:InternetShorcut creates a .lnk rather than a
> .url?
I originally created it for use in Vista's Game Explorer; it requires
"real" shortcuts, not URL shortcuts.
> Section="InternetShortcut" Value="http://www.iesve.com"; LongName="IES
> Online.url
Troy Howard wrote:
> Also, since I imagine this will annoy a lot of people, is there any reason
> why it's different in the first place?
When I created WixUI, I started with the MSI SDK samples, not with the
.vdproj UI.
> Is there any interest in updating the
> "official" codebase to use the (u
dB. wrote:
> That's not what I am trying to accomplish. I need a list of all
> properties available during an immediate CA. I don't know the property
> names ahead of time. Thx.
>
Properties set at runtime aren't reflected in the Property table and MSI
doesn't offer a "property dump" API.
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Jeff Yates wrote:
> So the best way is to have my additional installers write to the registry
> and then have a custom action to do a runonce key registry entry written
> during the uninstallation of the main product? That runonce would be my own
> tool that reads the other installer registry keys
Mike Rerick wrote:
> It appears that in the InstallExecuteSequence, all of the various global
> properties that had their values modified in the InstallUISequence have
> reverted back to having whatever default value they had initially when they
> were declared.
>
Properties have to be public
Hi all,
After struggling for a couple of days I have decided to write a tutorial on
how to install files into the WinSxS folder. There are some pitfalls and I
hope I can spare frustration by providing this tutorial. Well, here it is:
Basically the WinSxS folder is for native assemblies what the
Run your custom actions to set the properties in the
InstallExecuteSequence as well. Your installer may not run with the UI
anyways.
-Brian Simoneau
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Rerick
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T
That's not what I am trying to accomplish. I need a list of all
properties available during an immediate CA. I don't know the property
names ahead of time. Thx.
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The way I handled this for my DBScript piece was to load the file into a
temporary table in an immediate action, then use the table entries in the
deferred CA. By loading the file immediately, you have access to all the
properties, and can store it post-process. Then your deferred action can
use
It actually doesn't work. You only get the properties that were built
into the MSI at build time. Any ideas?
Thx
dB.
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Mensching
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To: General discussion for Windo
Thanks, it works like a charm!
On Fri, Sep 5, 2008 at 2:21 PM, Rob Mensching
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> Maybe just give the two File elements different Name attribute values.
>
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> Sen
Maybe just give the two File elements different Name attribute values.
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Subject: [WiX-users] Install satellite asse
I now have in my UI a custom step that requires user to enter some data until
he can proceed to the next step.
However, the Next button won't get enabled, until user changes focus from the
last entry box.
I'd rather, if it went enabled as soon as user enters first character, without
waiting for
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