Ok thanks for all the info.
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Subject: Re: [WiX-users] Quick
question on upgrade checking
Jeff MacDuff wrote:
Is there a mechanism to
prompt the user if they want to uninstall or not
Yes. You'll need to create a dialog and schedule it early in the UI
sequence, conditioned on the property you use in UpgradeVersion. It can
be a simple dialog with Upgrade an
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question on upgrade checking
Jeff MacDuff wrote:
So would the new syntax be this
Jeff MacDuff wrote:
So would the
new syntax be this?
Assuming you have only one feature (DefaultFeature), you don't need to
check i
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Jeff MacDuff wrote:
In my InstallExecuteSequence I have this reference:
<RemoveExistingProducts After="InstallFinalize">RemoveExistingProducts>
As the Mythbusters say, "There's your prob
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Jeff MacDuff wrote:
In my
InstallExecuteSequence I have this
reference:
RemoveExistingProducts>
As the Mythbusters say, "There's your problem right there."
The property MyUpgrade is set to the product code of the old
<RemoveExistingProducts After="InstallFinalize">RemoveExistingProducts>
Please note that I inherited this J
Does this look right?
-Jeff
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] Quick
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Jeff MacDuff wrote:
That’s the weird thing, I am not doing anything special
for English.. there’s no English special syntax I don’t believe.
Earlier you mentioned prompting for the upgrade; MSI
doesn't do that so there's gotta be something extra.
Jeff MacDuff wrote:
That’s the
weird thing, I am not
doing anything special for English.. there’s no English special syntax
I don’t
believe.
Earlier you mentioned prompting for the upgrade; MSI doesn't do that so
there's gotta be something extra.
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It did find the German V1 … however it didn’t
stop the install of V2 / uninstall v1
How are you doing that for English?
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Jeff MacDuff wrote:
It did find
the German V1 … however
it didn’t stop the install of V2 / uninstall v1
How are you doing that for English?
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: [WiX-users] Quick
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Jeff MacDuff wrote:
Ok so I have gone through the logs a few times…
In the FindRelatedProducts section of the
MSI it does find 1 related product… however the GUID it lists is the
“ProductCode” of the Old ( V1) MSI… not the UpgradeCode.
It
Jeff MacDuff wrote:
Ok so I have
gone through the logs a few
times…
In the
FindRelatedProducts section of the
MSI it does find 1 related product… however the GUID it lists is the
“ProductCode”
of the Old ( V1) MSI… not the UpgradeCode.
It finds it by the upgrade code b
) should list the UpgradeCode and not the ProductCode ?
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Subject: Re: [WiX-users] Quick
question on upgrade
Jeff MacDuff wrote:
The overall goal is that anytime I install the new package, it should
prompt to remove the old package regardless of language.
So if I have a English OS , with a DEU old package installed.. and I run
the new DEU package on this OS it should prompt me.
That's the case I
never finds the old package.
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So we have an up
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Yes, it's installed for all users.
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Yes, it's installed for all users.
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Both old and new are installe
: [WiX-users] Quick question on upgrade checking
Well that didn't work either.
Here is the "old" MSI that's installed on the machine (from property
table):
ProductVersion 1.0.0
UpgradeCode {C9BD4428-98AC-4AD0-9646-4E212B1BB770}
And here is the n
D0-9646-4E212B1BB770} 1.0.0 2.0.0 260
All
-Jeff
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Subject: RE: [WiX-users] Quick question on upgrade checking
Ok I just looked and both of the vers
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Subject: RE: [WiX-users] Quick question on upgrade checking
UpgradeVersion has Minimum and Maximum strings that specify the range of
product versions that you want to look for and upgrade (IncludeMaximum
and IncludeMinimum are involved too). If you don't specify these values
I don't
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What version specs do you refer too?
Here is the WXS:
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It's still not working for me... here's what I did:
I looked at the new msi ( the one we are b
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It's still not working for me... here's what I did:
I looked at the new msi ( the one we are building now
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Hi,
After reading the MSDN and Wix help (at the end of my email) I think
that you can o
Ok thanks for the tips.. I will review the
codes again and take a look.
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: Re: [WiX-users] Quick
question on upgrade checking
Any one see any issues
with my syntax here?
I have the ID set to
the upgrade ID of the previous MSI pack… again this is working in English but
not in any other lang.
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Hi,
After reading the MSDN and Wix help (at the end of my email) I think
that you can ommit the ExcludeLanguages attribute since you do not
use the Language attribute. Anyway I think it should work as you want.
Try to check the resulting MSI file with ORCA (or any other viewer)
and look at the Upg
, 2006
2:26 PM
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Subject: [WiX-users] Quick
question on upgrade checking
Our MSI is designed to prompt the user to uninstall a
previous version of the product.
This function is working for ENGLISH … but not for any
other language of the MSI.
After reading
Our MSI is designed to prompt the user to uninstall a previous
version of the product.
This function is working for ENGLISH … but not for any
other language of the MSI.
After reading the docs, I found the “ExcludeLanguages="yes"” flag… so now here is my
syntax:
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