Hello,
I need to add licensing functionality to a MSI Package. The package should
be shipped together with a license file which will be evaluated by a custom
action. The problem is that the current directory in the custom action seems
to be the system32 folder. Does anybody has an idea how to
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I use WiX v3.0.2211.0 and tried to update to v3.0.2315.0. But all
versions above my current one throwing the following errors while using
the Mondo-Dialogs.
The errors are:
The localization variable !(loc.MaintenanceTypeDlgRepairDisabledText) is
unknown. Please ensure the variable is
Hi Bob,
The idea here was to avoid ICE33 warnings and if I create the registry keys
by using registry/registry values/tags I believe they would cause ICE33
warnings.
Another thing I noticed was having used TypeLib, Class, AppId and ProgId
tags, the resulting MSI do not have ProgId, Class
Hi,
have a look at the OriginalDatabase or the SourceDir Windows
Installer-property.
Hth,
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aparna wrote:
The idea here was to avoid ICE33 warnings and if I create the registry
keys by using registry/registry values/tags I believe they would cause
ICE33 warnings.
Another thing I noticed was having used TypeLib, Class, AppId and
ProgId tags, the resulting MSI do not have ProgId,
Torsten Rudnick wrote:
The localization variable !(loc.MaintenanceTypeDlgRepairDisabledText) is
unknown. Please ensure the variable is defined.
The localization variable !(loc.MaintenanceTypeDlgRemoveDisabledText) is
unknown. Please ensure the variable is defined.
These errors occurs on
Oh that's it?
S easy!
From: Bob Arnson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, November 29, 2006 5:12 PM
To: Jeff MacDuff
Cc: wix-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [WiX-users] How to specify a envirorment variable dir
Jeff MacDuff wrote:
Sorry could you point me in the
Thank you for your replay.
Actually I tried the following: do RemoveExistingProducts after
InstallFinalize, and do it after InstallValidate. But the URL is not
updated in either case. Is there anything else I should try?
Li
From: Bob Arnson
I spoke too soon as I cant get this work... here is the syntax I am
using:
1. For the install directory, I am using this: Directory
Id=PublicFolder Name=PubPic LongName=PublicPicturesDir
2. For the custom action I am using this: CustomAction
Id=GetPublicPicturesFolder
Jeff MacDuff wrote:
2. For the custom action I am using this: CustomAction
Id=GetPublicPicturesFolder Property=PublicPicturesDir
Value=[%public%]\Pictures /
Leave off the trailing % sign. See Formatted in the SDK for the syntax
details. The property id also needs to match the
Qu, Li wrote:
Actually I tried the following: do RemoveExistingProducts after
InstallFinalize, and do it after InstallValidate. But the URL is not
updated in either case. Is there anything else I should try?
Try adding a RemoveFile element to remove the .url file on uninstall.
MSI won't
I don't think your understanding why I am having the problem. My Error
Dialog does contain all the necessary elements. But it is also Custom Made
to I control its size and appearance. However after creating the MSI all
the dialogs that I created are forced to have Control Next associated.
This seems not an upgrade specific problem. I did uninstall then new
install using a different port, and the shortcut created by the new
install picked up the port used previously. Something really wired is
that the content of the .url file doesn't match the shortcut. Open the
.url file it has:
I am trying to add some RemoveFile/RemoveFolder. I've looking for an example
on the setup work. I have not found an example that has the Property Option
filled out.
Here it what I have
Component Id =OnUninstall Guid =PUT-GUID-HERE DiskId=1
RemoveFile Id =RemoveLogFiles On=uninstall
We are hitting the following build error when we tried to add Publish
element. Here is the element we tried to add. What is working with
this. We referred to WixUI library code WixUI_FeatureTree.wxs, it uses
Publish element under UI element.
Publish Dialog=WelcomeDlg Control=Next
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Sent: Thursday, November 30, 2006 16:14
To: wix-users@lists.sourceforge.net
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Magus wrote:
I don't think your understanding why I am having the problem. My Error
Dialog does contain all the necessary elements. But it is also Custom Made
to I control its size and appearance. However after creating the MSI all
the dialogs that I created are forced to have Control Next
Jeff MacDuff wrote:
Custom Action=PublicPicturesDir After=CostFinalize / ß in
InstallUISequence Only
It needs to be in InstallExecuteSequence.
Also I looked in the wix help file and I don't see a Formatted as a
topic ?
Sorry, I didn't mention -- it's in the Windows SDK (and on MSDN
Qu, Li wrote:
I thought the .url file itself is the shortcut. Why the content and
shortcut are inconsistent?
Sorry, no idea. It's possible they're cached, I suppose. Try using a
browser other than Internet Explorer as the default. Mozilla Firefox,
for example, supports .url files but
Surendra Katari wrote:
E:\yona\yona\src\Setup\MsiUI\CoreDialogSet.wxs(31): error
CNDL0005: The UI element contains an unexpected child elem
ent 'Publish'.
Which version of WiX are you using? Floating Publish elements were added
several months ago to WiX v3.
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