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Feb 06, 2009
10:59 AM
Where's my ether object?
I've got a one-click web install that generates an Install.htm file. I want to modify the HTML file to pass some command line parameters to setup.
From all the documentation, using the ether object is the way to do this. However, the documentation also states that an ether object should be created in the default HTML file. I cannot find it anywhere in Install.htm or Install_Installing.htm.
Am I missing something?
From all the documentation, using the ether object is the way to do this. However, the documentation also states that an ether object should be created in the default HTML file. I cannot find it anywhere in Install.htm or Install_Installing.htm.
Am I missing something?
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Feb 06, 2009
03:58 PM
Some pieces of the puzzle are unravelling. Since my project is an InstallScript MSI, I think the ether object isn't available.
If that is the case, my questions changes to :
How do I pass a command line parameter to my setup from the web page OR how do I get the server URL from the client side setup so I can read the configuration information from the server using OpenFile and GetLine?
If that is the case, my questions changes to :
How do I pass a command line parameter to my setup from the web page OR how do I get the server URL from the client side setup so I can read the configuration information from the server using OpenFile and GetLine?
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