In article <1243888350711-3008461.p...@n2.nabble.com>,
achandrapano <achan...@panologic.com> writes:
> <Control Id="ActionData" Type="Text" X="135" Y="125" Width="220"
> Height="30" Transparent="yes" NoPrefix="yes">
> <Subscribe Event="ActionData" Attribute="Text" />
> </Control>
> <Control Id="ActionText" Type="Text" X="135" Y="100" Width="220"
> Height="20" Transparent="yes" NoPrefix="yes">
> <Subscribe Event="ActionText" Attribute="Text" />
> </Control>
Are these the controls displaying the messages?
If so, you can drop these controls from the dialog and that will solve
your problem.
The intention of ActionData and ActionText controls is to display
status messages during lengthy operations. Standard and custom
actions can publish notifications during their operation that will
display on these controls. If you don't like the display of these
status messages, particularly on a transient dialog like PrepareDlg,
then simply drop the controls and the messages will not be displayed.
If you add a lengthy custom action, or a standard action starts taking
quite a bit of time during preparation, then you may find it useful to
keep these controls on PrepareDlg as it will tell the user that your
install is not "hung", but is instead performing useful work.
Templates for standard and custom action messages can be placed in the
ActionText table, or they can be issued directly by the action's code.
Its better to use the ActionText table because it allows the messages
to be localized for internationalized installations.
Another alternative to removing the controls is to look in your
ActionText table and see if the templates you don't like are present.
You can simply null out the Template column for actions you wish to
hide.
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