Thanks that worked.
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From: Kamil Mierzejewski [mailto:kamil.mierzejew...@techland.pl]
Sent: Tuesday, January 06, 2009 12:17 PM
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Conditionally set feature
Conditionally set feature conditions to 0 (exlusivelly).
Use Condition element under Feature element with Level="0" and
appropriate condition.
W dniu 2009-01-06 18:06, Scott Sam pisze:
> I have Office plugins that can be installed. One for office 2007 and one
> for Office 2003. Each plugin has i
Yes, Feature/Condition.
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From: Scott Sam [mailto:s...@clearviewecm.com]
Sent: Tuesday, January 06, 2009 09:07
To: General discussion for Windows Installer XML toolset.
Subject: [WiX-users] Conditional install question
I have Office plugins that can be installed. One for
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The original install is InstallScript based (and was called out as such in the
original email).
The search
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> What about whether the very old InstallShield is a
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What about whether the very old InstallShield is an MSI-based install
s Installer XML toolset.
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Ok, all valid points and need to be looked at. But, what about my original
question?
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That sounds a bit odd if I understand correctly. There's already an installed
product and you're installing on top of it, but it's apparently not an upgrade.
Don't you end up with two entries in Add/Remove Programs
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Hi Phil,
Neither. Because the original install
Jeff
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What kind of upgrade are we looking at he
What kind of upgrade are we looking at here? A major upgrade with ProductCode
changes and Upgrade table entries? Or is the ProductCode the same as the
original product?
Phil Wilson
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ComponentSearch for a known Component in the pre-req package and Condition your
Product to not install if it fails.
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Phil Wilson
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Subject: RE: [WiX-users] Conditional Install of the Office 2003 PIAs
I might just try that, but th
ursday, March 29, 2007 2:15 PM
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Subject: Re: [WiX-users] Conditional Install of the Office 2003 PIAs
I don't think it's worth the added complication. Just install the PIAs
in the bootstrapper.
Phil Wilson
I don't think it's worth the added complication. Just install the PIAs
in the bootstrapper.
Phil Wilson
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Feature conditions are evaluated during the CostFinalize action, which
comes before WelcomeDlg action.
Modify your code :
And modify condition code to valid syntax :
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Alexander Biryukov
On Thu, 14 Dec 2006 09:10:54 +0300, Jonas Abrams
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> Hey everyone,
>
> I am
Jonas Abrams wrote:
> Hey everyone,
Hi.
> I am trying to base the installation of a feature in my
> install on a property that gets set through a custom action
> and have been unable to get it to work correctly. These are
> the steps that I am following:
>
>
>
> I first set up my property
-users] conditional install
Thomas Svare wrote:
The new problem I'm running into is MsiNtProductType is not defined when
the action InstallFiles runs so MsiNtProductType acts as a logical false
when my components' condition is evaluated. I know this is more of a
Windows Installer ques
Thomas Svare wrote:
The new problem I'm running into is MsiNtProductType is not defined
when the action InstallFiles runs so MsiNtProductType acts as a
logical false when my components' condition is evaluated. I know this
is more of a Windows Installer question but I was wondering if anyone
cember 09, 2006 4:47 PM
To: Thomas Svare
Cc: wix-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [WiX-users] conditional install
Thomas Svare wrote:
I've got to install a component on Windows 2000 and greater with the
exception of Vista. The component needs to install on Longhorn. I know
Long
Thomas Svare wrote:
I've got to install a component on Windows 2000 and greater with the
exception of Vista. The component needs to install on Longhorn. I
know Longhorn isn't completed yet and is subject to change but I have
to try to make it work with what's available today. The following
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