Hi!
I am trying to use a property as a default value for an Edit Text box value.
I tried to set Edit1Value = [COMPUTERNAME] but when I tested the install, the Edit1 text box was empty.
You can check the attached picture if my explanation is not very clear
How ( if possible ) can we achieve this? I'm using Visual Studio .net 2003 only.
Thank you very much!
François Tremblay
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Using properties for EditXValue
Started by
frtr
, Aug 17 2004 15:42
3 replies to this topic
Posted 18 August 2004 - 07:22
if you give the value of the edit box something like
[MyProperty]
and then set MyProperty inside the property table to a value, then this value will be displayed when you run the dialog.
[MyProperty]
and then set MyProperty inside the property table to a value, then this value will be displayed when you run the dialog.
Posted 18 August 2004 - 09:22
Did you set COMPUTERNAME anywhere in your setup? Otherwise it will obviously be blank. Note that property names are case sensitive. Therefore COMPUTERNAME is not a predefined property, but ComputerName is predefined.
Stefan Krüger
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Posted 19 August 2004 - 14:48
Thank you very much...
I thought properties needed to be .ToUpper()
François Tremblay
I thought properties needed to be .ToUpper()
François Tremblay