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> Subject: Re: [WiX-users] Dialog to let user select "Program Menu" folder
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> That's what I did, but there
. I've been busy fixing other bugs.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Igor Maslov
Sent: Wednesday, April 25, 2007 12:24 PM
To: wix-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [WiX-users] Dialog to let user select "Program Menu"
Igor Maslov wrote:
> Maybe I'm still very inexperienced with installer controls, but it seems
> very hard to do something different, or change behavior of controls. I'm
> thinking of using approach 1, but maybe I'm missing something and it won't
> work?
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If you need UI behavior other than what
Is there a discussion or an article on what approach to take to develop
installer GUI.
If I'm not mistaken, I can see three ways of doing this:
1. Write Win32 application that will display all dialogs and collect all the
configuration data , and then call MSI passing this configuration.
2. It l
Igor Maslov wrote:
> It looks like a such common task, I wonder why WiX does not provide
> specialized dialog for that.
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Because you're the first to ask. So it's not that common at all.
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That's what I did, but there are some restrictions on where user can place
shortcuts.
I used custom action to validate path, but it is still not ideal solution.
It looks like a such common task, I wonder why WiX does not provide
specialized dialog for that.
For example, InstallShield has such
I ended up doing appriximately the same. I modified slightly BrowseDlg with
custom action written in C,
to validate selected shortcuts localtion. But still, it does not look good
enough for production software.
I saw Windows Installer setups where it was done quite nicely. I just wonder
how?
I
While the dialog works, I'd much prefer some kind of list box of the
ProgramMenu rather than a browse control that enables users to dump their
shortcuts in some inappropriate locations... actually, anyone want to
suggest how to go about such an improvement to the above code?
Thanks,
Gareth
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Quite. I wrote one a while back, something like this...
Dialog Id="ShortcutsDlg" Width="376" Height="266"
Title="$(loc.DIALOG_GENERIC_Title)" NoMinimize="yes">
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Maslov, Igor wrote:
I'd appreciate if you could point to such WiX dialog.
There is none, but you don't need C++ for this -- just another dialog
like InstallDirDlg that spawns BrowseDlg.
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Maslov, Igor wrote:
Is it possible to retrieve required free disk space without displaying
"Feature Selection" dialog?
When using "Feature Selection" dialog I can subscribe to SelectionSize
property to display required disk space.
There's no other control that publishes a feature size ev
Hello,
Is it possible to retrieve required free disk space without displaying
"Feature Selection" dialog?
When using "Feature Selection" dialog I can subscribe to SelectionSize
property to display required disk space.
But, what if I have only one feature, not selections, but I need to
display
Hello,
I'm using WiX 3. My installation creates shortcuts in the "Program Menu"
folder.
Now I need to add a dialog that will let user to change default location
of the shortcuts in the "Program Menu" folder.
It seems there is no WiX dialog to do this.
I'd appreciate if you could point to such
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