hierarchical nature of the tree enforces dependencies. Otherwise, you have
to use custom actions. I remember doing that at a previous company and it was a
pain.
Dave
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> From: Gary Henry
> To: General discussion about the WiX toolset.
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Actually what I want is for all the features to be at the same level. If I set
it up like Jacob suggests then the first screen that I see shows the following
with Feature 2 hidden:
[-] All Features
[-] Feature 1 (requires Feature 2)
[x] Feature 3
I know I could expand Featu
I have three features in a Selection Tree control. I would like Feature 2 and
3 to be independently selected and installed but if Feature 1 is selected to be
installed I want Feature 2 to be automatically selected since Feature 1 depends
on it. When my Selection Tree is displayed I see:
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