Perfect. I had a feeling I was trying to make something simple into something
complicated J
Jason
From: Mike Dimmick [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, June 29, 2007 3:30 PM
To: Jason Shay; wix-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: RE: [WiX-users] Conditional Feature installation
The
June 2007 23:16
To: wix-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [WiX-users] Conditional Feature installation
I'm making a WIX install with 2 features:
FEATURE_A (installs by default)
FEATURE_B (does not install by default)
My "upgrade" scen
I'm making a WIX install with 2 features:
FEATURE_A (installs by default)
FEATURE_B (does not install by default)
My "upgrade" scenario is a new product and package ID for every version. My
desired behavior is that in any upgrade scenario, the default feature set
Hi, Erdi:
I think you should add a custom action after clicking "Next" button of
radio button window to "CostFinalize". Just like this:
*1*
1
And I suggest you set "DATABASECHOICE" property default to "NULL" or
something you like, but don't set it to "MySQL" or "ORACLE". Becuase
whe
erdi wrote:
> The situation is oposite when I declare the DATABASECHOICE property this
> way:
> ORACLE,
> then the OracleSupport feature is installed when picked in radio button
> group and MySqlSupport isn't installed even if picked.
>
Generate a verbose log and check out the feature states d
This problem was mentioned few days ago in this list, but the solution
presented doesn't work for me.
I need to get user decision about what database type (oracle or mysql) is he
going to use with my program. So I made a dialog with radio buttons just
like in point 8.7 of tutorial at http://www
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