Steve Bennett wrote:
Hi all,
I'm trying to do something pretty simple:
1) Check the registry for a key specifying an existing installation
directory
2) If it exists, use that key as the installation directory by default
3) If it doesn't, use a default c:\program files\... directory by de
Steve,
You can't set a Property Value with a Property Value. To do this you
need a Type 51 CustomAction that sets the INSTALLDIR property.
Ie:
Michael
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Hi all,
I'm trying to do something pretty simple:
1) Check the registry for a key specifying an existing installation
directory
2) If it exists, use that key as the installation directory by default
3) If it doesn't, use a default c:\program files\... directory by default.
4) Either way, let
Yes, I found the SDK pretty useful to build a custom boostrapper. It has a
nice UI to build the boostrapper's manifest.
Aaron
On 1/7/07, David Thielen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The root problem is I need info from Microsoft on what to look for to see
if the 3 hotfixes need to be installed.
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> Ooops, I meant to say feature, sorry!
>
> "Remove" didn't actually remove it from the tree for me, it just put an "X"
> next to the feature. I was easily able to still install the feature by
> changing the "X" to "Install Local." Could I be doing something wrong?
>
RuneC wrote:
> Thanks. But I want the decision of whether to install SQLExpress to be in my
> primary msi.The GUI where user specifies his/her preference, and the default
> selection, is also there.
>
As Stefan pointed out, it doesn't fit the Windows Vista UAC model. It
can't be done silently
Thanks. But I want the decision of whether to install SQLExpress to be in my
primary msi.The GUI where user specifies his/her preference, and the default
selection, is also there.
For now, I believe my best option is to nest the SQLExpress install in my
InstallUISequence. An alternative for the
The root problem is I need info from Microsoft on what to look for to see if
the 3 hotfixes need to be installed. There is no information as to what
registry settings or ??? to look for.
Also, the actual install files are not on Microsoft's website so they must
always be copied to the directo
You'll need to look at the Action state of the Component during the install and
uninstall in the verbose log file. You should be able to see why the Component
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Hello All,
I am using the custom action Fileshare in wix v2.0.
If i simply install and uninstall my installation the correct directory is
shared and the share is removed.
If i install, (major) upgrade and uninstall the fileshare stays.
How do i solve this ?
Any ideas for solutions or ways to debu
Have you tried this?
http://blogs.msdn.com/chrsmith/archive/2006/03/10/Bootstrapper-SDK-R1.aspx
Apparently this guy's trying to make bootstrappers a dash easier.
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