As promised, here was the solution to the problem. I am attaching my new
dialog (EnvironmentDlg.wxs) to the email and will reference a subsection of
it to explain what I did.
Background: I wanted to create an installer that would install the same
application across our staged environments (De
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>Subject: Re: [WiX-users] Feature List conditional control
>Date: Mon, 18 Sep 2006 20:44:50 -0700
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david adams wrote:
If I set the Feature @Level="1" and use Condition #1 or #4 in an attempt to
"disable" the other three, then all four features stay at level = 1 in
CustomizeDlg (i.e. feature set for install).
If I set the Feature @Level="0" and use either Condition #2 or #3 in an
attem
does not seem that the Feature tree
is responding in the expected manner to the Property values.
David Adams
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david adams wrote:
> In looking at the log, it appears that the only Property that exists is the
> one whose CheckBox is selected.
>
MSI sets the property to the value you specify if it's checked and
removes the property value if it's unchecked. So you can use a condition
of "NOT CheckBoxProp
Thanks Rob.
I am trying to control the Feature tree based upon the value of a Property
set on the previous form.
Net-Net: I took the WixMondo UI and inserted a new dialog (called
EnvironmentDlg) between the LicenseAgreementDlg and the CustomizeDlg. Based
upon the selections in a set of checkb
You can have Conditions on Features (put a Condition element under a
Feature). However, I'm not sure you can have a Feature tree and have
controls on the same dialog control the Feature tree dynamically (i.e.
without going to a different page and back again). Bob would know more
about that kinda'
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