The only difference is that my controls have a Control Next for each item in
the Error Dialog.
<Dialog Id="ErrorDlg" Title="Setup"  Width="270" Height="105"
NoMinimize="yes" ErrorDialog="yes">
    <Control Id="ErrorText" Type="Text" X="48" Y="15" Width="205"
Height="60" Text ="Information text"/>
    <Control Id="ErrorIcon" Type="Bitmap" X="10" Y="15" Width="32"
Height="32" Text="[ExclaimBMP]"/>
    <Control Id ="Y" Type="PushButton" X="100" Y="80" Width="56" Height="17"
Text="[ButtonText_Yes]">
            <Publish Event ="EndDialog" Value
="ErrorYes">1</Publish></Control>
    <Control Id="A" Type="PushButton" X="100" Y="80" Width="56" Height="17"
Text="[ButtonText_Cancel]">
            <Publish Event ="EndDialog" Value
="ErrorAbort">1</Publish></Control>
    <Control Id="C" Type="PushButton" X="100" Y="80" Width="56" Height="17"
Text="[ButtonText_Cancel]">
            <Publish Event ="EndDialog" Value
="ErrorCancel">1</Publish></Control>
    <Control Id="I" Type="PushButton" X ="100" Y="80" Width="56" Height="17"
Text="[ButtonText_Ignore]">
            <Publish Event ="EndDialog" Value
="ErrorIgnore">1</Publish></Control>
    <Control Id="N" Type="PushButton" X="100" Y="80" Width="56" Height="17"
Text="[ButtonText_No]">
            <Publish Event ="EndDialog" Value
="ErrorNo">1</Publish></Control>
    <Control Id="O" Type="PushButton" X="100" Y="80" Width="56" Height="17"
Text="[ButtonText_Ok]">
            <Publish Event ="EndDialog" Value
="ErrorOk">1</Publish></Control>
   <Control Id="R" Type="PushButton" X="100" Y="80" Width="56" Height="17"
Text="[ButtonText_Retry]">
            <Publish Event ="EndDialog" Value
="ErrorRetry">1</Publish></Control>
</Dialog>


Bob Arnson-3 wrote:
> 
> 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 associated. 
>> This
>> does not agree well with how the Error Dialog is Used.  What I am saying
>> is
>> that because I made my own Error Dialog under wix and not using a
>> predefined
>> one I get an error.  I always appriciate your help, but I don't know if I
>> am
>> explaining my current problem well enough. 
>>   
> 
> WixUI's error dialog is just like any other dialog. There's nothing 
> magical about it. But it works, so I'd suggest starting there. Diff 
> yours and WixUI's. What's different, other than size? Does it have the 
> ErrorDialog="yes" attribute value? Does it publish the same control 
> events? Etc.
> 
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