Hello,
Is it possible to have both these actions ?
1. Limit to basic user interface (simple progress and error handling)"
and also
2. Launch application at the end of installation
Currently if I check [X] Limit to basic user interface (simple progress and error handling)"
it seems that I cannot run anything after installation (my apologies if I am wrong).
Thank you !
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Re: Launch application at the end of installation + basic in
Hello and welcome to Advanced Installer forums,
Thank you for your interest in Advanced Installer.
In order to achieve what you want you can use a "Launch file" custom action with sequence scheduled after "Install Execution Stage -> Finish Execution" actions group. Here are the steps to proceed:
- go to "Install Parameters" page and enable the "Limit to basic user interface (simple progress and error handling)" option
- go to "Custom Actions" page and add a "Launch File" custom action with sequence, scheduled after "Install Execution Stage -> Finish Execution" actions group, which will launch your application file
- disable the "Wait for custom action to finish before proceeding" and "Wait for return code at the end of the sequence" execution options for the above custom action
- build and test your project
All the best,
Daniel
Thank you for your interest in Advanced Installer.
In order to achieve what you want you can use a "Launch file" custom action with sequence scheduled after "Install Execution Stage -> Finish Execution" actions group. Here are the steps to proceed:
- go to "Install Parameters" page and enable the "Limit to basic user interface (simple progress and error handling)" option
- go to "Custom Actions" page and add a "Launch File" custom action with sequence, scheduled after "Install Execution Stage -> Finish Execution" actions group, which will launch your application file
- disable the "Wait for custom action to finish before proceeding" and "Wait for return code at the end of the sequence" execution options for the above custom action
- build and test your project
All the best,
Daniel