Thank for your answer.
I try do this, but my code don't work.
<Control Id="databaseNameComboBox" Type="ComboBox" X="130" Y="80" Width="160"
Height="16"
Property="SQLDATABASE_UE" RightToLeft="yes" ComboList="yes">
<Publish Event="DoAction" Value="FillDatabaseCustomAction"
Order="1">1</Publish>
<!--<Publish Property="SQLDATABASE_UE" Value="SQLDATABASE_UE" Order="2" />
<Publish Property="SQLDATABASE_UE" Value="[SQLDATABASE_UE]" Order="2" />
<Publish Event="SQLDATABASE_UE" Value="[SQLDATABASE_UE]" Order="2" />
<Publish Property="Foo" Value="[Foo]" Order="2" />
<Publish Property="Foo" Value="Foo" Order="2" />
<Publish Event="Foo" Value="[Foo]" Order="2" /> this is didn't help-->
</Control>
What I should write here?
> Add to your control events dummy property setting events that set the
> property to its existing value, i.e. Foo=[Foo].
> > I want view new values right away after "FillDatabaseCustomAction" executed.
> > How can I do this?
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