In my installations, clicking the final 'remove' button sets
REMOVE="ALL". Is this not a requirement, given that the REMOVE property
is supposed to contain the list of features to be removed or the word
"ALL"? In any case, you can just set some other property when the user
clicks this button
Try Remove="YourFeatureName", it take effect when you changed the Feature
status.
Benas wrote:
>
> 'REMOVE="ALL" is true when user clicks uninstall.
>
> But if user double click on msi file there he'll be able to pick from
> repair
> or uninstall and if he pick up uninstall the condition 'REM
'REMOVE="ALL" is true when user clicks uninstall.
But if user double click on msi file there he'll be able to pick from repair
or uninstall and if he pick up uninstall the condition 'REMOVE="ALL" is
false.
What condition should i use if i want it be true for all uninstall actions?
2007/8/1, Ro
The Installed property will tell you if the product is installed or not. So a
Custom Action with a
condition of 'NOT Installed' will only be trigger on install. A condition of
'Installed' is
obviously the opposite to this, but it's also true for repairs and maintenance.
If you need to tell
I need some property to detect if it's installation or uninstallation
process
2007/8/1, Benas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> During installation I'm calling extern C function in my cpp dll.
>
> But during uninstallation i want to call other function from the same dll
> - how can i do that?
>
>
> Thanks
During installation I'm calling extern C function in my cpp dll.
But during uninstallation i want to call other function from the same dll -
how can i do that?
Thanks for answers,
Benas
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