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‎Jan 04, 2012
01:30 AM
How to create checkbox option to install website on IIS? (please help!!)
Dear all
I create 2 VirtualDir on IIS Setting like picture image 1
and i want to create checkbox option like image 2 to select website
that user need to install
Example
CheckBox 1 = Install Virtual Dir1
CheckBox 2 = Install Virtual Dir2
1. IISSetting
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please help
Thankyou.
I create 2 VirtualDir on IIS Setting like picture image 1
and i want to create checkbox option like image 2 to select website
that user need to install
Example
CheckBox 1 = Install Virtual Dir1
CheckBox 2 = Install Virtual Dir2
1. IISSetting
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2. Dialogs
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please help
Thankyou.
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‎Jan 04, 2012
04:11 PM
You should be able to condition the component(s) that contain the IIS items based on the properties associated with the checkboxes. For example, if one of the checkboxes was associated with the public property CHECKBOX1, set the following condition on the component that needs to be conditionally installed:
CHECKBOX1
This condition will be false when the checkbox is not checked since the property will not be set. When the checkbox is checked, its associated property is set and the component condition will evaluate to true allowing the component to install.
CHECKBOX1
This condition will be false when the checkbox is not checked since the property will not be set. When the checkbox is checked, its associated property is set and the component condition will evaluate to true allowing the component to install.
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‎Jan 09, 2012
08:49 PM
joshstechnij wrote:
You should be able to condition the component(s) that contain the IIS items based on the properties associated with the checkboxes. For example, if one of the checkboxes was associated with the public property CHECKBOX1, set the following condition on the component that needs to be conditionally installed:
CHECKBOX1
This condition will be false when the checkbox is not checked since the property will not be set. When the checkbox is checked, its associated property is set and the component condition will evaluate to true allowing the component to install.
Dear joshstechnij
I try your solution, but it not work please see picture below.
Please advice more detail or other way to do.
![](http://img31.imageshack.us/img31/2164/componentprop.th.png)
very thank
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‎Jan 10, 2012
12:27 PM
Unfortunately, this screenshot does not provide enough detail to troubleshoot the behavior you are seeing.
What property is associated with the checkbox that was created? What is the value set by the checkbox? What happens if the condition on the component is changed to:
chk1
Also, public properties should be used in this type of scenario to allow the property to be controlled correctly. Public properties are defined with names using all uppercase letters.
What property is associated with the checkbox that was created? What is the value set by the checkbox? What happens if the condition on the component is changed to:
chk1
Also, public properties should be used in this type of scenario to allow the property to be controlled correctly. Public properties are defined with names using all uppercase letters.
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