That is a good idea. The problem is that the property still appears in the
Log if I set it on the command line. Here is how I declared it in WiX:
Here is how I set it:
msiexec /i TestProject1.msi /l* log.txt TEST=abc
And this is in the log file:
Property(S): TEST = abc
Thorsten
> -Origi
You can't. Understand that /quiet ( /qn ) means that the UI sequence is
skipped and only the execute sequence is displayed. That means no dialogs will
be displayed. As an aside, trying to place dialogs in the execute sequence
results in a validation error and the installer will just skip over
I doubt it's possible, it seems to go against the spirit and the letter of the
Windows Installer SDK documentation at:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa372391(v=vs.85).aspx
Maybe you should make your own custom ui? As ever tramontana's tutorial is
probably useful for you:
http://www.t
You can't. Instead, define a hidden, public property for the password
and add a launch condition that aborts the installation if the property
isn't defined.
For the instances where LIMITUI and /quiet aren't specified, you can add
the dialog in the UISequence as normal.
-Original Message-
Hi,
I generally want the installation to be silent or with the basic UI, except
that it should ask the user for a password if that is not specified.
So I basically want to display one dialog no matter that LIMITUI is set or
that /quiet is specified. How can I force a dialog to open anyway,
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