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‎Feb 02, 2010
07:21 PM
supplying INSTALLDIR through a command line?
Is it possible to supply an INSTALLDIR to an msi file (Basic MSI installation) from a command line?
I've tried creating a property called INSTALLDEST in the IDE, assigning it INSTALLDIR, and then using INSTALLDEST="" from the command line. No dice, as of yet, and I'm wondering if I'm just spinning my wheels trying to do this.
Thanks to anyone who knows how to do this or for telling me to quit trying. 😉
I've tried creating a property called INSTALLDEST in the IDE, assigning it INSTALLDIR, and then using INSTALLDEST="
Thanks to anyone who knows how to do this or for telling me to quit trying. 😉
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‎Feb 03, 2010
09:59 AM
INSTALLDIR itself is a public property and can be set directly from the commandline, you don't need to use another property to set it.
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‎Feb 04, 2010
10:07 AM
Great, thanks for that! Can the command line options be something like /qn INSTALLDIR=""?
I would like to install this app silently.
I would like to install this app silently.
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‎Feb 04, 2010
10:11 AM
yes, your command line can contain multiple arguments and properties.
look at the help file topic "Command-Line Options [Windows Installer]" for a complete set of command line options and how to use them together.
look at the help file topic "Command-Line Options [Windows Installer]" for a complete set of command line options and how to use them together.
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‎Feb 05, 2010
03:11 PM
Thanks, Lurean, works great!