Richard-45 wrote:
>
>
> In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
> OneReallyCoolApplication <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
>> Let's say I have a feature MyFeature, and a CustomizeDlg where the user
>> can
>> select whether or not MyFeature will be installed. Depending on what the
>> user selects I want the Next button to link to a different dialog. So I
>> have
>>
>> <Dialog Id="CustomizeDlg" ...>
>> <Control Id="Next" Type="PushButton" ...>
>> ...
>> <Publish Event="NewDialog"
>> Value="SecondDlg"><![CDATA[(&MyFeature<>3)]]></Publish>
>> <Publish Event="NewDialog"
>> Value="FirstDlg"><![CDATA[(&MyFeature=3)]]></Publish>
>> <Subscribe Event="SelectionNoItems" Attribute="Enabled" />
>> </Control>
>> </Dialog>
>
> You can only have one NewDialog event associated with any control.
> The way to manage conditional transitions to different dialogs from a
> control is to use a property to hold the name of the next dialog.
> Conditionally set the property to hold different dialog names based on
> the different conditions and then use a NewDialog event with an
> Argument column that is the formatted property, i.e. [NextDialog].
>
But how come the sample WiX code from Tramontana has multiple NewDialog
events? For example in their CustomizeDlg the Back PushButton has three
NewDialogs:
<Control Id="Back" Type="PushButton" X="180" Y="243" Width="56"
Height="17" Text="$(loc.WixUIBack)">
<Publish Event="NewDialog"
Value="[WixUI_CustomizeDlg_BackChange]">WixUI_InstallMode =
"Change"</Publish>
<Publish Event="NewDialog"
Value="[WixUI_CustomizeDlg_BackCustom]">WixUI_InstallMode =
"InstallCustom"</Publish>
<Publish Event="NewDialog"
Value="[WixUI_CustomizeDlg_BackFeatureTree]">NOT Installed AND WixUI_Mode =
"FeatureTree"</Publish>
</Control>
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