Solution:
Controller.prototype.IntroductionPageCallback = function()
{
if (installer.isUpdater()) {
var widget = gui.currentPageWidget(); // Same as
gui.pageById(QInstaller.Introduction);
widget.findChild("UpdaterRadioButton").checked = true;
// Disable paint events on these widgets, through the
QWidget::updatesEnabled property.
// I tried with the "visible" property, but it is not enough,
because for some reason
// that property gets reset under some conditions. For example, if
"Next" button is pressed
// and no updates are available.
widget.findChild("PackageManagerRadioButton").updatesEnabled =
false;
widget.findChild("UninstallerRadioButton").updatesEnabled = false;
}
}
On Tue, May 5, 2015 at 2:29 PM, Juan Navarro <[email protected]> wrote:
> I am attempting to create an updater tool for my already installed
> application in a locked-down system. The Maintenance tool from the Qt
> Installer Framework seems perfect, with its integration with remote
> repositories, but I would need to remove the "Add" and "Remove" components
> options, leaving only the "Update" option.
>
> I already tried in the Controller:
> installer.removeWizardPageItem(component, "UninstallerRadioButton")
> and
> gui.pageById(QInstaller.Introduction).UninstallerRadioButton.hide()
> with no success :-(
>
> However,
> gui.pageById(QInstaller.Introduction).MessageLabel.hide()
> DOES work!
>
> Is there any way to remove those radio buttons by using scripting?
>
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