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Apr 09, 2003
02:50 PM
cmd line option with % char causes website errors
hi all,
has anyone noticed this before?
i added cmd line options to the an update for logging the update installs progress, according to the install docs.
i used the syntax:
v"/l*voicewarmup \"%TEMP%\MyProductUpgradeInstall.log\""
if i do this and click on submit to finalize the message, i get asp errors from the website and it doest accept my message.
has anyone seen this before?
is there a workaround? i cannot release my patch without logging (because of isntallshield's unreliability issues) and i cant hardcode the path to a log file, for obvious reasons.
has anyone noticed this before?
i added cmd line options to the an update for logging the update installs progress, according to the install docs.
i used the syntax:
v"/l*voicewarmup \"%TEMP%\MyProductUpgradeInstall.log\""
if i do this and click on submit to finalize the message, i get asp errors from the website and it doest accept my message.
has anyone seen this before?
is there a workaround? i cannot release my patch without logging (because of isntallshield's unreliability issues) and i cant hardcode the path to a log file, for obvious reasons.
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Apr 14, 2003
09:52 PM
This error, apparently related to national characters (%, &, *, etc.), is a known issue and documented in WO #1-D86J8.
This issue is currently being researched by Development.
This issue is currently being researched by Development.