CHANDINATHREDDY wrote: Set the visible to false that will hide the location That does not change accordingly with the selected feature. I found out the solution: we must use the SetProperty event on the Tree to set a property. ... View more

I had this problem too. I wrote a c# assembly to do all the things that InstallShield was useless at, including deleting a web application, for which here is the code (which I call from InstallScript)... [CODE] [ComVisible(true)] public bool DeleteWebApplication(string webSite, string webApplication, ref string errorMsg) { // The result. bool result = false; try { // Get the server manager. ServerManager sm = new ServerManager(); // Find the virtual directory. Site site = sm.Sites[webSite]; // "Default Web Site" Application app = site.Applications[string.Format("/{0}", webApplication)]; // "iManager" if (app != null) { // It does exist, let's delete it. site.Applications.Remove(app); sm.CommitChanges(); } // Success. result = true; } catch (Exception ex) { // Failure to get property, fill in the error message. errorMsg = ex.Message; } return result; }[/CODE] ... View more

What do you mean by multi-feature instance? Actually, perhaps the first thing i should have picked up on is that you seem to be using dynamic file linking. Because of this, you can only use minor upgrades if you use patch optimization. This is because dynamic file linking creates components on the fly at build time. The component GUIDs must match up with those of the package being upgraded in order for the costing operations to know what is going on. Patch optimization points the build at the previous package so that it can properly recycle the old component GUIDs. ... View more

The InstallShield task for MSBuild includes a ProductVersion parameter, which you can use to specify the product version through MSBuild. This parameter is exposed as the property InstallShieldProductVersion when the default targets file is used. ... View more

rrinblue22 wrote: you can still run the custom action when user clicks on "Next" button on a dialog.... its just that you need to have this executed in Install Execute sequence to retain the changed product name... Great! That did the trick! Thanks a lot. ... Moving to the next step! ... View more