No it isn't. It will work if I put the box in the UI during the setup and
have it checked. If it is placed in the uninstall sequence however it will
not acknowledge the box is checked.
Bob Arnson-6 wrote:
xyavier wrote:
boB, It does however bring up my UI when someone clicks the change
xyavier wrote:
No it isn't. It will work if I put the box in the UI during the setup and
have it checked. If it is placed in the uninstall sequence however it will
not acknowledge the box is checked.
How are you using the check box value?
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In article [EMAIL PROTECTED],
xyavier [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
No it isn't. It will work if I put the box in the UI during the setup and
have it checked. If it is placed in the uninstall sequence however it will
not acknowledge the box is checked.
OK, you know there's no such thing as
This is how it is set up
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Control Id='All_Files' Type='CheckBox' X='10' Y='30' Width='400'
Height='18' Property='DELALL' CheckBoxValue=1
TextCheck the box to Delete extensibility.dll/Text
/Control
Control Id='RemoveNow'
This is how it is set up
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Control Id='All_Files' Type='CheckBox' X='10' Y='30' Width='400'
Height='18' Property='DELALL' CheckBoxValue=1
TextCheck the box to Delete extensibility.dll/Text
/Control
Control Id='RemoveNow'
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED],
xyavier [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
This is how it is set up
Well, I think you're going to have to dig into log files and your MSI
with Orca instead of just relying upon inspection of WiX fragments to
debug this problem.
Have you tried that?
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xyavier wrote:
Component Id='MyComponent' Guid='BLah BLah BLah-123456789012'
Condition
DELALL = 1
/Condition
RemoveFile Id='LogFile' On='uninstall' Name='*.*' /
RemoveFolder Id='TheDir' On='uninstall'/
boB, It does however bring up my UI when someone clicks the change button in
the ARP. My plan was to remove the Remove button so the user would be
forced to use my UI which gives them the option to either remove or repair.
So, under this situation is there any way to allow them to check the box
xyavier wrote:
boB, It does however bring up my UI when someone clicks the change button in
the ARP. My plan was to remove the Remove button so the user would be
forced to use my UI which gives them the option to either remove or repair.
So, under this situation is there any way to allow them
xyavier wrote:
Is there a way to allow the user to make the decision when he is
uninstalling the software?
When uninstall from Add Remove Programs, there's no UI shown.
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This
I got the checkbox to work, but I still have a problem. My problem with the
checkbox was that I was presenting the checkbox during the uninstall
process. When I present the same code during install it works fine. The
problem is that I don't want to ask the user if he wants to uninstall extra
I am trying to give the option to delete some extra files if the user checks
a checkbox on uninstall. I can bypass the checkbox and make it delete the
files but when the checkbox is present, it deletes the files whether it is
checked or not. Any ideas what I am doing wrong?
Code segments below.
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED],
xyavier [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I am trying to give the option to delete some extra files if the user checks
a checkbox on uninstall. I can bypass the checkbox and make it delete the
files but when the checkbox is present, it deletes the files whether it
I did look at them in Orca, it looks OK to me.
My verbose log is as follows when it is not checked:
MSI (s) (AC:D0) [14:19:52:507]: Component: MyComponent; Installed: Local;
Request: Absent; Action: Absent
PROPERTY CHANGE: Deleting DELALL property. Its current value is '1'.
The log is the
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED],
xyavier [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
MSI (s) (AC:D0) [14:19:52:507]: Component: MyComponent; Installed: Local;
Request: Absent; Action: Absent
OK, this says your component is installed and will be removed. Isn't
there anything later in the log about files
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