>-Original Message-
>From: Sébastien Mouren [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>Allow me to laugh a bit...
>I spoke about the REINSTALL property not the REMOVE one.
>According to your Wix snippet, you're also doing wrong with your
>CustomAction: you only insert it in the InstallExecuteSequence.
>I
, October 24, 2008 4:20 AM
To: wix-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [WiX-users] Problem disabling "Repair"
Hello there
I have a strange problem with the type 19 CA that is used to exit the
installer if repair is chosen.
I run the following CA:
Installed AND NOT
(REMOVE="
2008/10/24 Andy2k8 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
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> Ok I get your point..
> I have the following options now
> 1.Use a element and condition it based on REINSTALL="ALL"
> 2.Use a Type19 CA in the Install UI sequence and condition that based on
> REINSTALL="ALL"
I wasn't speaking about the Install UI Sequ
Ok I get your point..
I have the following options now
1.Use a element and condition it based on REINSTALL="ALL"
2.Use a Type19 CA in the Install UI sequence and condition that based on
REINSTALL="ALL"
Sébastien Mouren wrote:
>
> 2008/10/24 Andy2k8 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>>
>> Hello there
>>
>
2008/10/24 Andy2k8 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> Hello there
>
> I have a strange problem with the type 19 CA that is used to exit the
> installer if repair is chosen.
> I run the following CA:
>
>
> Installed AND NOT
> (REMOVE="ALL")
>
> It works fine when i try to repair the installation.
> But whe
On Fri, Oct 24, 2008 at 6:20 AM, Sébastien Mouren
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Yes, because instead of your CustomAction you already have a
> StandardAction called LaunchConditions. It comes earlier in a "normal"
> setup and you only have to put your action element here.
> Your MSI must be heavier
2008/10/24 Andy2k8 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> rotf..
> I just have to exit the installer before the user runs the repair sequence.
> So have sequenced it before and the installer exits
> saying "repair is not supported"
> Is that really like taking a bazooka to dril a hole ? :)
Yes, because instead
Hello there
I have a strange problem with the type 19 CA that is used to exit the
installer if repair is chosen.
I run the following CA:
Installed AND NOT
(REMOVE="ALL")
It works fine when i try to repair the installation.
But when i uninstall by double clicking the MSI and clicking remove but
rotf..
I just have to exit the installer before the user runs the repair sequence.
So have sequenced it before and the installer exits
saying "repair is not supported"
Is that really like taking a bazooka to dril a hole ? :)
Sébastien Mouren wrote:
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> 2008/10/24 Andy2k8 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
2008/10/24 Andy2k8 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> thank you so much for the responses
> I have added a type 19 custom action and conditioned it to run upon repair
Using a CustomAction for this purpose is like taking a bazooka to
drill a hole...
> What configuration change should i make to the Operating
I'm not sure, but I wouldn't recommend doing that. You wouldn't just be
removing it for your MSI
file, but for every MSI file.
Rob
Andy2k8 wrote:
> thank you so much for the responses
> I have added a type 19 custom action and conditioned it to run upon repair
>
> What configuration change sh
thank you so much for the responses
I have added a type 19 custom action and conditioned it to run upon repair
What configuration change should i make to the Operating Sysem to remove
repair from the msi right click menu?
Sébastien Mouren wrote:
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> 2008/10/24 Andy2k8 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
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>
2008/10/24 Andy2k8 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> I get the repair option when right clicked the msi file even though i set
> ARPNOREPAIR property to 1..
> How do i get rid of repair from the right click menu?
Put a LaunchCondition testing the value of the REINSTALL property. Act
accordingly.
It won't d
ARPNOREPAIR relates to the entry in Add/Remove Programs. The right-click entry
will be based on
Explorer's associations with the .msi extension. Even if you removed it from
your machine, it would
still be there on other people's.
Rob
Andy2k8 wrote:
> I get the repair option when right click
I get the repair option when right clicked the msi file even though i set
ARPNOREPAIR property to 1..
How do i get rid of repair from the right click menu?
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Andy
MSI Developer
Schneider Electric:working:
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