Hello everyone,
I posted this question a few day ago, but not to this sub-forum, so maybe
this is why no one answered. The wix-users sub-forum is probably a better
place for it:
I am just reading the Ramirez book on Wix. The author writes here about the
Languages attribute of the Package
Hi to everybody,
I'm using Wix 3.5.2325 to create a setup for my application.
This setup configures IIS creating some web applications, some application
pools and other stuff.
When I run the MSI file from the local machine all works fine but when I start
the installation running the MSI from
Does the previous installer require elevation?
-Original Message-
From: Sean Farrow [mailto:sean.far...@seanfarrow.co.uk]
Sent: Tuesday, December 14, 2010 2:47 PM
To: wix-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [WiX-users] error when executing custom action
Hi:
I've got the following
I suspect that you are writing to the registry from a CA that is not
deferred, or if it is deferred, it is impersonating.
Writing/removing registry keys is something that Windows Installer provides
built-in support for. If you require determining which keys to write at
install-time, I recommend
If i want to open a webpage after the installation finished, where the website
address is from a custom ui dialog, how can i do that? So far here are what
hinder me doing that
1. If I show the dialog in CostFinalize, in install finalize when the CA
executed the WixShellExectarget is empty
Dear All,
I created an empty C++ custom action (a CA that does nothing) in VS2008 using
its C++ CA dll template and tried to call the CA from a WiX 3.5 install
program. I got the error below recorded in the install log file during the
install:
CustomAction1: Error 0x80070715: Failed to get
Hi:
I am trying to modify the MsiRMFilesInUse dialogue for my own uses.
What I need is a third radio button and a label beside the list box.
Where would I add these to make this look right from a visual point of view?
I've not changed the dialogue yet so any help appreciated.
Regards
Sean.
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