I have to create a package with three features FeatureA, FeatureB & FeatureC.
The Feature selection is a RadioButtonGroup with selectable options being:
option 1 : FeatureA,FeatureB & FeatureC.
option 2 : FeatureB
option 3 : FeatureC
I have created a Custom Dialog:
Here's how I understand it:
For an MSI package (unlike an MSM package) you only specify one LCID for the
Package element's Languages attribute. If you omit it, it will be considered
a language neutral package. This is stored in the Template Summary property
of the MSI, which you can see by openin
Wow, haven't seen a bug like that in a very long time. Can you open a bug
and provide as much information as possible. A repro of the problem would be
ideal because we've had thousands and thousands of users using it and have
never seen that problem.
On Fri, Jun 4, 2010 at 12:01 AM, Francesc Caste
I *think* DTF in WiX v3.5 supports NETFX4 now.
On Fri, Jun 4, 2010 at 4:11 PM, John Ketchpaw wrote:
> Are there plans for DTF support of .net 4? I hacked up the source and was
> able to build a .net 4 version of makesfxca, but I wasn't able to get the
> custom action to actually fire.
>
> -john
It should work. Did you look at the Directory table in the resulting MSI in
Orca and see that the MergeRedirectFolder did not have "myProd" as it's
parent?
On Sun, Jun 6, 2010 at 7:39 AM, Tzvi Tafet wrote:
> I am trying to write a Wix 3.0 merge module that an .msi can put
> wherever it wants. I
I am trying to write a Wix 3.0 merge module that an .msi can put
wherever it wants. I would like a directory structure like this:
c:\Program Files\myCompany\myProd
What is happening is that all of the files in the merge module are
written to c:\.
Here is the merge module:
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