Hi
I have a problem with a similar situation. To show, I used the project from this thread and changed it so it has the same issue as our Installer has. (see attached "test.zip")
What I want to do:
- "Enable" or "Disable" a feature according to a Combo Box on a dialog before the "ConfigureDlg ...
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- Tue Mar 24, 2015 9:20 am
- Forum: Building Installers
- Topic: Custom Features Installation Through Command Prompt
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- Wed Nov 12, 2014 1:33 pm
- Forum: Building Installers
- Topic: create patch - how to extract multilanguage msi
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Re: create patch - how to extract multilanguage msi
Hi,
After some research I found a possibility to automate part of this procedure for my application, because I need to build an updated patch daily. Maybe it's useful for other users.
I created a Post-Build Event in my Patch-Project with the following settings:
- Command: C:\Program Files ...
After some research I found a possibility to automate part of this procedure for my application, because I need to build an updated patch daily. Maybe it's useful for other users.
I created a Post-Build Event in my Patch-Project with the following settings:
- Command: C:\Program Files ...
- Wed Oct 29, 2014 3:07 pm
- Forum: Building Installers
- Topic: create patch - how to extract multilanguage msi
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Re: create patch - how to extract multilanguage msi
Hi,
Thanks for this procedure, I use that now to create a single patch for a multilanguage installer.
Is there no possibility to get the same behavior without using Orca? I am asking because there seem to be options in Advanced Installer concerning Product Code mismatches. But they do not seem to ...
Thanks for this procedure, I use that now to create a single patch for a multilanguage installer.
Is there no possibility to get the same behavior without using Orca? I am asking because there seem to be options in Advanced Installer concerning Product Code mismatches. But they do not seem to ...
- Mon Jan 06, 2014 10:31 am
- Forum: Common Problems
- Topic: Problems using prerequisites
- Replies: 6
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Re: Problems using prerequisites
Hi Dan
Thanks for your reply and I wish you happy new year too!
Attached you can find a shrinked down version of my project folder. It does need a x64 Windows Version (tested with Windows 7 Pro x64) and an installed JRE 7 x86 to be built, all the other things should be included.
When being ...
Thanks for your reply and I wish you happy new year too!
Attached you can find a shrinked down version of my project folder. It does need a x64 Windows Version (tested with Windows 7 Pro x64) and an installed JRE 7 x86 to be built, all the other things should be included.
When being ...
- Thu Dec 19, 2013 4:17 pm
- Forum: Common Problems
- Topic: Problems using prerequisites
- Replies: 6
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Re: Problems using prerequisites
Hi Dan
I've attached the project and some logs. Now I must say, that the behavior in maintenance seems to be better than the first time I tested.
Here is what I have done when creating the logs:
1. Install with all features -> all prerequisites installed, ok
2. Uninstalled all subfeatures in ...
I've attached the project and some logs. Now I must say, that the behavior in maintenance seems to be better than the first time I tested.
Here is what I have done when creating the logs:
1. Install with all features -> all prerequisites installed, ok
2. Uninstalled all subfeatures in ...
- Tue Dec 17, 2013 11:55 am
- Forum: Common Problems
- Topic: Problems using prerequisites
- Replies: 6
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Problems using prerequisites
Hi
I'm using multiple feature-based prerequisites (device drivers with exe-installers) in my project. The application to install has subfeatures, and the driver-prerequisites are subfeatures of these subfeatures, so that only these drivers are installed, that are needed. Now I encounter two ...
I'm using multiple feature-based prerequisites (device drivers with exe-installers) in my project. The application to install has subfeatures, and the driver-prerequisites are subfeatures of these subfeatures, so that only these drivers are installed, that are needed. Now I encounter two ...
- Mon Dec 09, 2013 9:01 am
- Forum: Feature Requests
- Topic: Search, Registry Location - type "path and file"
- Replies: 7
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Re: Search, Registry Location - type "path and file"
Hi Daniel
Thanks for your nice welcome and your answer. It works as expected! What is a bit strange though, is that [&run.bat] in the "Launch file" custom action is underlined and marked as invalid identifier. Is it maybe because I configured the custom action as a custom action without sequence ...
Thanks for your nice welcome and your answer. It works as expected! What is a bit strange though, is that [&run.bat] in the "Launch file" custom action is underlined and marked as invalid identifier. Is it maybe because I configured the custom action as a custom action without sequence ...
- Fri Dec 06, 2013 12:10 pm
- Forum: Feature Requests
- Topic: Search, Registry Location - type "path and file"
- Replies: 7
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Re: Search, Registry Location - type "path and file"
I have a similar problem here. I read a path to an exe-file from the registry, which has quotation marks around it.
How can I use a custom action to execute the exe-file? The custom action "LaunchFileFromProperty" doesn't work, as it does not cope correctly with the quotation marks. Maybe it is ...
How can I use a custom action to execute the exe-file? The custom action "LaunchFileFromProperty" doesn't work, as it does not cope correctly with the quotation marks. Maybe it is ...