MatPdr wrote:
> I think I figured out my error. I wasn't putting a 1 in the content of the
> publish element.
>
See http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa368037.aspx for details
about control events.
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I think I figured out my error. I wasn't putting a 1 in the content of the
publish element.
the solution I came up with was to do the following
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Bob Arnson-6 wrote:
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> That's the general model. What problem are you running into?
>
I want to be able to send the c++ function a dynamic property, as in:
BROWSEPROPERTY holds the name of another property such as "MAINDIR"
so when a button is pressed the following action sequence will occou
MatPdr wrote:
> As far as current reading has got me I have been able to determine that
> parameters can be passed into the c++ function using MsiGetProperty. So I
> would have to have a pre-determined property that can be set before calling
> the custom action.
>
That's the general model. What
Hi, I have a custom action which I would like to modify a property which I
can pass to it in my wix code when pressing a button.
The purpose of this is to use the windows browse dialogs on any specified
property, so the property must be changable as there are multiple paths I
would like to browse
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