Carl Quirion wrote:
> Ok, i found a simple way to do it, im calling CostFinalize on the
> PushButton of my "Next" button, on the serial number form.
I'm not sure that's supported -- CostFinalize is supposed to be paired
with CostInitialize so I'm not sure you can repeatedly call it.
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Those are already managed in my InstallExecuteSequence. No worries there ;)
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Carl Quirion
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On 3/2/07, Stefan Pavlik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi...
what about silent (unattended) installation?
Or installation with reduced UI?
msiexec /i Package.msi /qr
regards
Stefan
Hi...
what about silent (unattended) installation?
Or installation with reduced UI?
msiexec /i Package.msi /qr
regards
Stefan
Carl Quirion wrote:
> Ok, i found a simple way to do it, im calling CostFinalize on the
> PushButton of my "Next" button, on the serial number form.
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> Example:
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Ok, i found a simple way to do it, im calling CostFinalize on the PushButton
of my "Next" button, on the serial number form.
Example:
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PIDACCEPTED =
"0"
1
[...]
Thanks
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On 3/1/07, Carl Quirion <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
From my u
From my understanding, CostFinalize is done before any UI is shown...
however my CA validats a serial number entered by the user.
I can't launch my CA before the user enter his serial number, that wouldnt
make any sense, hehe.
Can re-order the sequence so that CostFinalize is only called after th
Carl Quirion wrote:
My FeatureTree shows up and every products are visible, when i was
expecting product3 to be invisible. Whats wrong?
You probably need to sequence your CA before the CostFinalize action;
that's when MSI "queries the Condition table to
determine which features are scheduled
My installer installs our software suite, which is a 4 product suite.
Using a CustomAction DLL, i validate the provided serial number and set
properties that tells me which product can be installed.
I would like to have my feature tree "modified" by that, so that uneligible
products arent showed.
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