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‎Nov 29, 2007
07:35 AM
can i follow this as before
hi everyone,
its just a simple query ,can i do like this can i follow this pattern :
In the pre install task i need to store a user input variable by giving a radio button giving him four options and when he chooses one of them i store the final variable say:
USER_INPUT_RESULT_14 equals 1.USER_INPUT_RESULT_12 if USER_INPUT_RESULT_12 equals Selected and so on.
Finally in the post install task ,i am modifying a file with the USER_INPUT_RESULT_14
Is my approach right ???????
Especially i would like to know if i can compare USER_INPUT_RESULT equals Selected
its just a simple query ,can i do like this can i follow this pattern :
In the pre install task i need to store a user input variable by giving a radio button giving him four options and when he chooses one of them i store the final variable say:
USER_INPUT_RESULT_14 equals 1.USER_INPUT_RESULT_12 if USER_INPUT_RESULT_12 equals Selected and so on.
Finally in the post install task ,i am modifying a file with the USER_INPUT_RESULT_14
Is my approach right ???????
Especially i would like to know if i can compare USER_INPUT_RESULT equals Selected
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‎Nov 29, 2007
08:36 AM
If I were you I would name those variables to something easier to remember (related to the choices the user makes), otherwise it would be a hell to maintain the code.
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‎Nov 29, 2007
11:21 PM
HELLO,
I would like to know if i can name the user input variables as $USER_INPUT_PORT_03$ or $USER_INPUT_PORT_01$ and so on and give the final variables name as $USER_INPUT_FINAL_78$ depending on the selected vlaue
can i choose $USER_INPUT_FINAL_78$ equals Selected.
Finally i need to modify the variables in an xml file.
I would like to know if i can name the user input variables as $USER_INPUT_PORT_03$ or $USER_INPUT_PORT_01$ and so on and give the final variables name as $USER_INPUT_FINAL_78$ depending on the selected vlaue
can i choose $USER_INPUT_FINAL_78$ equals Selected.
Finally i need to modify the variables in an xml file.
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‎Nov 30, 2007
04:08 AM
You can name your variables as you want, my suggestion was to make life easier for you afterwards, when you're supposed to maintain your code.
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‎Nov 30, 2007
08:52 AM
hello,
what i mean to ask is can i give any user input variable according to my wish and equal them to "Selected".
what i mean to ask is can i give any user input variable according to my wish and equal them to "Selected".
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‎Nov 30, 2007
09:28 AM
As I personally didn't manage to understand your issue, I guess that your project or a dummy project that would display your issue will be necessary. Please zip it before uploading! Thanks!
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