Sebastian Brand wrote:
> Thanks Bob, it works now even when just setting "1" as condition.
>
But then you're definitely going to run into the problem in the error
message.
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9, 2009 16:18
To: General discussion for Windows Installer XML toolset.
Subject: Re: [WiX-users] How to install a shortcut conditionally?
Sebastian Brand wrote:
> I tried the same thing and it does work. But ironically it's producing an
> ICE30 error now:
> ICE30: The target file &#
Sebastian Brand wrote:
> I tried the same thing and it does work. But ironically it's producing an
> ICE30 error now:
> ICE30: The target file 'file.exe' is installed in '[TARGETDIR]\' by two
> different components on an SFN system: 'shortcut_to_file.exe1' and
> 'file.exe1'. This breaks component r
Hello,
Bob Arnson wrote:
> Advertised shortcuts require the component to include the target program.
> So either include it in both components (relying on WiX smart cabbing to
> not bloat the size of your .msi package) or you need to make the shortcut
> non-advertised and fix the ICE43 and ICE5
> -Original Message-
> From: Bob Arnson
>
> Alan Sinclair wrote:
> > I thought I'd make a new component (with condition on the component)
> > and move the shortcut into that, but that was too simplistic and I
> > don't know what KeyPath to use. I get "ICE50 ERROR Component
> > 'GuiDes
Alan Sinclair wrote:
> I thought I'd make a new component (with condition on the component) and move
> the shortcut into that, but that was too simplistic and I don't know what
> KeyPath to use. I get "ICE50 ERROR Component 'GuiDesktopIcon' has an
> advertised shortcut, but a null KeyPath" and
I've got a package (written in WiX 2) that installs three shortcuts. New
request is for one shortcut to be conditional on a property. How do I make it
work?
I thought I'd make a new component (with condition on the component) and move
the shortcut into that, but that was too simplistic and I do
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