If DisableEnable1 is manually set to no or yes then the edit box behaves
as expected (enabled/disabled). I want to be able to set DisableEnable1
depending on whether a Feature has been installed.
<?define DisableEnable1 = "no"?>
<Control Id="WSServerEditBox" Type="Edit" X="20" Y="72" Width="290"
Height="18" Default="yes" Property="WEBSERVICESERVER1"
Text="[WEBSERVICESERVER1]" Disabled="$(var.DisableEnable1)"/>
<Feature Id="SampleFeature" Title="zTestWebSite" Level="1">
<ComponentGroupRef Id="zTestWebSite" />
</Feature>
I've tried various ways of detecting whether the user has selected my
feature - none of which appear to work - The component in which I
include the condition never gets installed (implying that the condition
always evaluates to false(?)) though all other components get installed.
I've tried:
<Condition>SampleFeature=3</Condition>
<Condition><![CDATA[SampleFeature=3]]></Condition>
<Condition><![CDATA[&SampleFeature=3]]></Condition>
<Condition><![CDATA[&SampleFeature=3 Or &SampleFeature=4]]></Condition>
Anyone got an idea where I'm going wrong? Also Once I've established the
right condition what would be the syntax for re-setting the
DisableEnable1 value? Would this typically be done within a Custom
Action?
Norman Lough
Developer
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Email: norman.lo...@imass.co.uk
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