I am using the WixStdBA and have got it (mostly) localized by following the
'Payload Name=LCID\thm.wxl' approach described at
https://classicwixburntheme.codeplex.com/.
However, I'm having an issue getting the bal:Condition element messages
localized accordingly. They always display in English, ev
MsiSetInstallLevel will set the InstallLevel for the entire MSI, but not for
the feature. I was hoping that I could have a feature’s default InstallLevel be
set to ‘0’, and altered later as the user makes choices in the UI (or on the
command-line)...
> On May 21, 2015, at 1:00 PM, Phil Wilson w
You might consider, for a per-machine setup, installing a 'template' to a
single location under CommonAppDataFolder\somefolder (typically
C:\ProgramData\...).
Design the application so that if it needs to write user specific
information, it should manage reading the default template and writing th
Thank you Phil for your feedback. As I mentioned, the installation is
"perMachine" and we want that any user logged in can run the application
successfully. If I install the application's data files in the Users'
Application Data folder, will there be a single instance of the file for all
users
Maybe MsiSetInstalLevel()?
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Phil Wilson
On Wed, May 20, 2015 at 5:38 PM, Joel Budreau wrote:
> Hmm, turns out that MsiSetFeatureState() won’t actually install a feature if
> the feature had it’s InstallLevel set to ‘0’ by the Condition table.
>
> Now, to find out if there’s a way
If you want limited users to be able to use the app then data files
need to be installed into folders that limited user's have access to.
At the risk of stating the obvious, folders like User's Application
Data are for user's application data.
Long term, this is the correct answer.
The less correc
I just had to do this for one of our projects.
I temporarily changed the file being downgraded from being its own component to
being a dependency of another component. After we did our release I put the
component rules back so it is unique in future changes.
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I have created an installation package that installs our application in the
folder. One of the files installed is a
temporary report template file ("template.rdlc"). The application needs to read
that file and possible even write it. The client gets an "Access to the path
'C:\Program Files\Nam
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Hi Ronny,
In your log file, action InstallValidate, you get a list of all the components
and whether or not they are installed. What "Action" is stated there for this
component?
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Hi I need to overwrite a file with a higher version with a lower Version.
I searching and found the folowing solution but it don`t work fine.
The old fie is not deleted and the new not installed.
I get no Errors in the logs.
Has anyone a Idea for this Problem?
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Hi,
I have created a two MSI file using Wix v3.8.
In First MSI, I am shipping some files to Personal Folder (My Documents
Folder).
In Second MSI, I am copying some files to Personal Folder (My Documents
Folder) Using Custom Action in Wix.
- My Documents folder of my machine is ma
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