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‎Dec 12, 2007
03:47 AM
Feature allways installs
In my project I have got a feature. That feature should only install when a global variable IDEMO=2. For that end I made a custum action with a dialog. The dialog contains an option group that can have the value 1 or 2. That option group is associated with the variable IDEMO. But when I run the installshield project the feature allways installs. Wether or not I check the first (value=1) or the second (value=2) option button. Anyone an idea??
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‎Dec 12, 2007
08:10 AM
What kind of project are you using?
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‎Dec 12, 2007
08:58 AM
It is a Basic MSI Project....:)
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‎Dec 13, 2007
07:05 AM
Can you describe in more detail how you set this up? Are you using IDEMO=2 in your feature condition? (Have you tried IDEMO="2"?) Are you using radio buttons (as opposed to checkboxes)? Have you tried logging the installation and verifying the value of the property, and checking to see what the features' states are?
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‎Dec 13, 2007
08:42 AM
I did not try IDEMO="2". I haven't thought of that yet 😉
In the dialog I use radio buttons (not checkbuttons).
I also didn't log the msi. I just saw that the feature did install, so the value had to be wrong (?). But I will try to log it. You will hear the result.
It can take some days but I will let you know Kathy. Thanks
In the dialog I use radio buttons (not checkbuttons).
I also didn't log the msi. I just saw that the feature did install, so the value had to be wrong (?). But I will try to log it. You will hear the result.
It can take some days but I will let you know Kathy. Thanks
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‎Dec 13, 2007
08:43 AM
By the way:
I made a dialog with an optiongroup. I associated the optiongroup with the variable IDEMO. The values of the two radio buttons are 1 and 2.
I made a dialog with an optiongroup. I associated the optiongroup with the variable IDEMO. The values of the two radio buttons are 1 and 2.
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‎Dec 13, 2007
09:05 AM
I just logged the setup and saw that the variable has been set correct, so it was 1 when I set 1 and 2 when checking the option 2.
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‎Dec 14, 2007
07:07 AM
Properties are always strings, so I'd bet that checking for "2" will do it for you.
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‎Dec 18, 2007
03:20 AM
Yes Kathy. After some failures it installs properly. It had to be a string in stead of a number. Thanks..
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‎Dec 18, 2007
07:30 AM
By the way Kathy,
when I set the default value of IDEMO I HAVE to use IDEMO=2, without the quotes. IDEMO="2" did not work. A bit inconsistent isn't it?
when I set the default value of IDEMO I HAVE to use IDEMO=2, without the quotes. IDEMO="2" did not work. A bit inconsistent isn't it?
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‎Dec 18, 2007
01:31 PM
I suspect that's because the IDE knows that whatever you type in the default value will be a string, where the conditional statements don't know that you mean a string unless you put quotes around it...
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‎Dec 19, 2007
02:40 AM
Could be yes. But I still think it should accept "2" anyway.
But thanks for your help Kathy. ...
But thanks for your help Kathy. ...
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