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‎Jun 06, 2009
08:43 AM
RadioButtonGroup in LicenseAgreement Dialog
I am trying to disable the radio button group for I Accept... in License Agreement Dialog if the user didnt scroll to the end.. I followed the instructions at "Ability to Require End Users to Scroll Through the EULA in the LicenseAgreement Dialog." This explains how to do this for the Next button. I am trying to apply the same behaviour for the RadioButtonGroup, but I think there is a bug with InstallShield here.. It does not enable the radio button group when the Agreement is scrolled to the end. It does enable it when I click Back or Cancel and come back to the screen after that.
What is the proper process to report a bug to InstallShield?
Thanks!
What is the proper process to report a bug to InstallShield?
Thanks!
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‎Jun 09, 2009
11:08 AM
Windows Installer doesn't offer any way of knowing when the RTF reaches the end. Because of that, InstallShield had to do some behind-the-scenes work to enable the scenario it supports. It is not a general purpose one. You'll note in the case it does support that clicking Yes does not enable Next until the RTF has reached the bottom.
Is the order of clicking Yes and scrolling to the bottom important? If so, you'll currently have to implement your own scroll watcher. We could consider this as an enhancement request, but I'd have to understand why it's important. Each behind-the-scenes reach we code is a point of future fragility, so we have to keep them as few as possible.
Is the order of clicking Yes and scrolling to the bottom important? If so, you'll currently have to implement your own scroll watcher. We could consider this as an enhancement request, but I'd have to understand why it's important. Each behind-the-scenes reach we code is a point of future fragility, so we have to keep them as few as possible.
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‎Jun 24, 2009
11:59 AM
It was a suggestion (from QA) that it would be better not to be able click yes without scrolling to the end.
I am not sure if there is a general legal requirement that users should reach to the end before they accept..?
I would still like to know the proper way to report bugs and enhancement requests for other issues.
Thanks
I am not sure if there is a general legal requirement that users should reach to the end before they accept..?
I would still like to know the proper way to report bugs and enhancement requests for other issues.
Thanks