So I have a custom action which is called during the UI, but before the user
elevates. If I run it from a elevated command line, it installs properly, but
if I run it by double clicking, it will not complete the custom action properly
(as the CA calls a DLL which modifies the registry).
Here is
So I have a dll built with two separate functions within. I would like to call
the DLL once before the UI and have it return a value, have a different section
of the UI called based on the value returned from the DLL, and then once the UI
is called, if the user chooses an option, to call the sec
MUAccepted works just fine for enable and new dialog.
I had been hammering at that on no sleep last night and knew I just needed some
fresh eyes who didn't want to pound their fists on their keyboards in
frustration :)
Thanks a ton
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From: Andrew Lee [mailto:a...@solar
Hey everyone,
I am implementing a custom UI where I would like the user to either accept or
decline a radio button. I want the "next" button to be disabled until they
select EITHER option. I don't care if it is yes or no, I just want them to make
a decision. Here is the snippet and I can't see
ing selfreg and moving to a better solution?
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To: General discussion for Windows Installer XML toolset.
Subject: Re: [WiX-users] Permanent Component being removed on uninstall
Dylan Moline (Vo
on uninstall
And the Component table has something in KeyPath?
Phil Wilson
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From: Dylan Moline (Volt) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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To: wix-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [WiX-users] Permanent Component being removed on uninstall
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From: Dylan Moline (Volt) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: [WiX-users] Permanent Component being removed on uninstall
Trying to create a registry key which is edited by an application, and keep the
entir
Trying to create a registry key which is edited by an application, and keep the
entire key after the program is uninstalled (incase it is re-installed, want
the stored data to remain)
Here is the sample code. However, every time I install, it creates the proper
key, but when I uninstall via ARP
So, during our build, we package all of our dll's and have them signed, and are
returned with a cabinet file. Can I use this cabinet file to sign my .msi?
I assume the -m is the listing of the cabinet file within wxs file
So would the command be msicert.exe -d foo.msi -m 1 -c foo.cab
Or am I m
Since IIS7 has officially hosed WiX installations, how can I implement
different conditions for IIS6 and II7.
I currently have
But I want something along the lines of
If IIS7 is installed but IIS6 Metabase isn't.
Am I on the correct path of implementing that, or do
I am getting this error when attempting to install my MSI on server2k8.
I have IIS6 Metabase installed.
If I run it from an elevated command prompt w/ msiexec /I foo.msi it installs
properly.
It also installs with no errors on win2k3
I am wondering why I can't install it with just a double cli
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