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‎Mar 26, 2009
07:28 AM
Do not want to remove feature if its deselected during modify
I have created a project in IS 2008 Professional edition. It has 4 features. During maintenance mode if i select modify then
if i deselect any feature which was already installed, then the setup removes the deselected feature. I do not want to remove the deselected feature. I want to implement the condition for only one feature.
Is there any way to prevent remove in modify.:confused:
Thanks In advance.
if i deselect any feature which was already installed, then the setup removes the deselected feature. I do not want to remove the deselected feature. I want to implement the condition for only one feature.
Is there any way to prevent remove in modify.:confused:
Thanks In advance.
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‎Jun 20, 2009
05:38 AM
no one...?
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‎Jun 22, 2009
11:37 AM
There's no great way to do this. You could add some control events that detect the case where such a feature was previously installed and is set for removal, and add it back, e.g. with the AddLocal Control Event, or block forward movement in the dialog sequence. But neither prevents silent execute-sequence only cases called with REMOVE=ThatFeature, so you'd have to do something similar in the execute sequence...if that case is important enough to override the expert user.
