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‎Sep 03, 2012
01:43 AM
Is it possible to remove the Cancel button install section screens?
Hi,
I am using IA 2011 SP4, I would like to know whether is there any way to remove the Cancel button from installation screens?. I see there is way to disable it but I need to remove the button.
Thanks for the help.
I am using IA 2011 SP4, I would like to know whether is there any way to remove the Cancel button from installation screens?. I see there is way to disable it but I need to remove the button.
Thanks for the help.
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‎Sep 03, 2012
02:47 PM
AFAIK, no it is not possible, unless you have only Custom Panels.
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‎Sep 04, 2012
05:20 AM
I am using Swing based custom panels for my installer. How can I make the Cancel button invisible/remove while installation?
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‎Oct 16, 2012
05:59 AM
In custom code panel, in panelIsDisplayed method you can use setExitButtonEnabled.
Below is the sample code for your reference.
public void panelIsDisplayed() {
GUIAccess gui = (GUIAccess) customCodePanelProxy
.getService(GUIAccess.class);
// gui.getFrame().setTitle("new title");
gui.setExitButtonEnabled(false);
}
Regards
SunnyBoy
Below is the sample code for your reference.
public void panelIsDisplayed() {
GUIAccess gui = (GUIAccess) customCodePanelProxy
.getService(GUIAccess.class);
// gui.getFrame().setTitle("new title");
gui.setExitButtonEnabled(false);
}
Regards
SunnyBoy
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