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‎Jan 14, 2013
07:22 AM
InstallScript DialogSetInfo
I'm working with a Pure InstallScript project and trying to set a banner using DialogSetInfo.
DialogSetInfo(DLG_INFO_ALTIMAGE, SUPPORTDIR ^ "banner.bmp", TRUE);
Everything works fine except for the SQLServerSelectLogin dialog where the static text is not being displayed when the banner is displayed.
DialogSetInfo(DLG_INFO_ALTIMAGE, SUPPORTDIR ^ "banner.bmp", TRUE);
Everything works fine except for the SQLServerSelectLogin dialog where the static text is not being displayed when the banner is displayed.
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‎Jan 16, 2013
11:39 PM
I hope no one has an answer to this....
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‎Jan 17, 2013
04:47 AM
It seems the new banner over riding the default banner with the text. Can you please try the following after loading the banner page
CtrlSetText ( szDialogName, nControlID, szText );
It helps to write the static text on the required ControlID.
CtrlSetText ( szDialogName, nControlID, szText );
It helps to write the static text on the required ControlID.
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‎Jan 17, 2013
08:10 AM
Thanks Amit for looking into this.
I couldn't use that as the SQL Login dialog is being triggered by "SQLServerSelectLogin2" and it doesn't have a dialog source code.
Its from internal dll I believe so I cant sneek CtrlSetText in this case.
Any other views on this is appreciated.
I couldn't use that as the SQL Login dialog is being triggered by "SQLServerSelectLogin2" and it doesn't have a dialog source code.
Its from internal dll I believe so I cant sneek CtrlSetText in this case.
Any other views on this is appreciated.
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‎May 29, 2014
11:33 AM
I just was directed to this issue myself today.
Here's what I found helped:
1. Navigate to Dialogs view
2. Choose to 'Edit' the "SQLServerSelectLogin(Ex)(2)" dialog
3. Go to the properties of control "ControlId_1200"
4. Change Tab index to 1
Here's what I found helped:
1. Navigate to Dialogs view
2. Choose to 'Edit' the "SQLServerSelectLogin(Ex)(2)" dialog
3. Go to the properties of control "ControlId_1200"
4. Change Tab index to 1