Sigurd Stenersen wrote:
> And there is no way to delay CostFinalize to just before the featuretree
> dialog is displayed ?
>
No. Costing happens early in the UI sequence. MSI expects the UI to have
that information.
> It IS possible to customize it from the outside using the command line to
>
John Ludlow wrote:
>>> I ported your code to C++ and it does indeed work.
>>>
>>> That is, it hides features. It doesn't seem to work for features
>>> with "children", but I can live with that. Thanks a lot for
>>> sharing.
>>
>>
>> Hmmm, interesting. I assumed that this would work recursively b
I ported your code to C++ and it does indeed work.That is, it hides features. It doesn't seem to work for features with
"children", but I can live with that. Thanks a lot for sharing.
Hmmm, interesting. I assumed that this would work recursively but obviously not. Maybe you need to do the re
John Ludlow wrote:
>> Another option is to use a custom action - that's what this vbscript
>> code does:
>>
>> Set installer = Session.Installer
>>
>> Set database = Session.Database
>>
>> Function SetFeatureVisible(feature, order)
[snip]
I ported your code to C++ and it does indeed work.
That is
Bob Arnson wrote:
> Sigurd Stenersen wrote:
>> Is it at all possible to modify the number of features in the
>> feature tree, from a DLL or using some sort of action ?
>>
>> I'm able to set the state of features, but I would like to present
>> users with different trees depending on selections made
Bob's suggestion is one way. You could, for example have a dialog box with a checkbox for each feature, and show/hide them as you like based on a .
Another option is to use a custom action - that's what this _vbscript_ code does:
Set installer = Session.Installer
Set database = Session.Database
m not sure that would get you to where you want to go.
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>To: Sigurd Stenersen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>Subject: Re: [WiX-users] Hiding features
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Sigurd Stenersen wrote:
> Is it at all possible to modify the number of features in the feature tree,
> from a DLL or using some sort of action ?
>
> I'm able to set the state of features, but I would like to present users
> with different trees depending on selections made in a previous dialog.
Is it at all possible to modify the number of features in the feature tree,
from a DLL or using some sort of action ?
I'm able to set the state of features, but I would like to present users
with different trees depending on selections made in a previous dialog.
Functionally, this is similar to
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