If a combo box has associated property COMBOPROP, you can use [COMBOPROP] (including the brackets), in the Registry view and some other views to write the value to the target system.
Because of how Windows Installer sequences work with properties, you'll need to use a property with an all-caps name: SERVERTYPE instead of ServerType, for example.
RobertDickau wrote: If a combo box has associated property COMBOPROP, you can use [COMBOPROP] (including the brackets), in the Registry view and some other views to write the value to the target system.
Because of how Windows Installer sequences work with properties, you'll need to use a property with an all-caps name: SERVERTYPE instead of ServerType, for example.
I have added a value in property manager by name "ServerType" and i have also i property called "ServerType" on dropdrownlist on form... no matter what i choose in dropdown it will add the value from property manager, and as default is "onpremise"... so what do i do wrong...???
RobertDickau wrote: If you create an MSI log file, do you see the value being set?
