An alternative approach that may be possible (not sure since I don't have details on your situation) is to not use the feature tree. Assuming the user doesn't need as fine-grained control as the feature tree, you could have a different selection mechanism (like a radio button group) and you can se
simultaneously.
Derek
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Bah, just re
Bah, just re-read your original message. Yes, you'll need a custom
action to control this. If you are using the feature tree, you will
want MSI 3.0+ I believe so that you'll have access to the extra events
for the feature tree in those versions.
On 6/13/06, Joannic Laborde <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrot
It is not possible; you'll have to use a custom action to unselect a
feature when the other is selected (using MsiSelectionTreeSelectedAction
and MsiSelectionTreeSelectedFeature). Unfortunately, the SelectionTree
doesn't refresh itself when a feature state is modified in a custom
action, so you wil
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