The WiX book and the manual discuss how to customize the standard dialog
sets (I'm using WixUI_Advanced as the starter.) They say to copy the
fragment from the WixUI_wxs file and put it in a renamed file, then
change as needed. However, when I do that (I created a file
KaazingUI_Advanced.wxs,
KzSetDefaultPerUserFolder, etc.) and to any references to them, without
changing their contents.
It would help if the documentation mentioned that WixUI_Advanced also needs
to have these custom actions renamed.
Cheers,
Dave
On Sun, Apr 24, 2011 at 4:55 PM, Bob Arnson wrote:
> On 22-Apr-11 14:53, Dave Co
I'm trying to use the WixUI_Advanced dialog set as a starting point, but
replacing various dialogs and adding others of my own. When I specify
AdvancedWelcomeEulaDlg, things compile and link okay. When I try to change
that to LicenseAgreementDlg instead, I get an error
error LGHT0094 : Unresolve
I'm trying to customize the WixUI_Advanced dialog set, and had something
fairly simple, but it doesn't seem to work the way I expected. I'd like the
Welcome dialog to show up always (not just when doing a patch), so I copied
the WixUI_Advanced.wxs internals and changed the InstallSequence at the e
ll be trying to place a dialog before a dialog
> which doesn't exist.
>
> Palbinder Sandher
> Software Deployment Engineer
> T: +44 (0) 141 945 8500
> F: +44 (0) 141 945 8501
>
> http://www.iesve.com
> **Design, Simulate + Innovate with the **
> Integrated Environm
Another Wix noob question:
As part of my installation, I need to ask the user to enter the value for
JAVA_HOME (which I default by picking it up from the environment). If they
change the path, I'd like to validate that the value they provide actually
exists, but I've been unable to find how to do
Hi,
I just had a couple simple questions, and looking through both the WiX book
and various Google searches hasn't helped.
* In WiX, how does one indicate that a given file is to be unversioned?
* In WiX, how does one indicate that a given file is versioned? I see the
'DefaultVersion' property,
I was hoping somebody could help with my confusion on a issue.
I have a WiX configuration to install a product with 2 features, call them
'base' and 'extras'. 'base' is required, and 'extras' is optional. Both
'base' and 'extras' have a config file (called 'base-config.xml' and
'extras-config.xml
:17
> To: General discussion for Windows Installer XML toolset.
> Subject: Re: [WiX-users] looking for some help on a file-copying task
> duringinstall
>
> I'd avoid CopyFile personally and just have a couple extra Components
> (conditioned correctly) to install the file.
>
ectory: 'DIR_36'. The Directory/Component pair
must be listed in the CreateFolders table.
I haven't seen any examples of using CopyFile that specified anything about
a KeyPath, so am somewhat at a loss for how to proceed here. Any
suggestions?
Thanks,
Dave
On Mon, Jun 13, 2011 at
n, Jun 13, 2011 at 10:35 AM, Daniel Madill wrote:
> I would assume you just need to add a CreateFolder element to ensure the
> destination directory is created. For example:
>
>
>
> Dan
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Dave Combs [mailto:dave.co...@kaazing.
Can anybody suggest why the reference to &BaseFeature above
doesn't seem to return a usable value?
Here's the complete code block:
The fileId FILE_31 points to the base-config.xml file.
Dave
On Mon, Jun 13, 20
tal Solutions Limited. Registered in Scotland No.
> SC151456
> Registered Office - Helix Building, West Of Scotland Science Park,
> Glasgow G20 0SP
> Email Disclaimer
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Dave Combs [mailto:dave.co...@kaazing.com]
> Sent: 13 June 2011 23:2
I'm creating an MSI using WiX and was just running some tests to verify that
the installation UI sequence is correct for both per-user and per-machine
installs, which led me to look at the Privileged flag. I'm using WiX 3.5 on
Windows 7, 64-bit. In the log it appears that Privileged is being forc
Another question: During an initial install, I request a value from the
user, then store it in a registry key (using the HKMU root.) Based on some
earlier list emails, I put the component with the RegistryValue into it's
own (hidden) feature. What I'm trying to figure out is how to cause it to
b
I've been asked to customize some WiX dialogs we're using, and one of the
requests was to be able to highlight (bold) part of the text in a localized
string. Specifically, they'd like to change the welcome text "The Setup
Wizard installs [ProductName] on your computer. Click Next ..." to make the
I was hoping for some help with a problem I'm having with uninstall from the
Wix Maintenance dialog.
As part of my installer I generate a registry entry to store the location
for a Java directory the user specifies. This is done with a dialog (a
version of the Install directory dialog) and a prop
I was looking for some help with the following:
I've built the installer to request a value from the user before doing
initial installation. I then store this value in a registry location. If
the user then does a 'Change' installation, I allow them to change the value
(it's a directory path), and
I've been asked to write an MSI which installs a service, then starts the
service based on a user checkbox after the install finishes (the service
starts a Java-based server.) The problem: while the installation process
correctly asks for privilege elevation during the install, and does install
co
I'm working on an installer (originally based on the WixUI_InstallDir set),
where I have two "installation" dialogs. The first is the normal
InstallDir dialog that requests where the installation is to be done. That
works fine. The second is a variant of that, where I want the user to be
able to
I have a service specified in a WiX 3.5 file. The file specifies the
following
It used to have Start="install", but I needed to remove that to make
starting the service optional based on user input (which works fine.) The
problem is that it appears that unless you specify Start="instal
21 matches
Mail list logo
