3 replies to this topic

[kgiloo]

Because I wanted my checkbox to be unchecked by default, I undefined it.

I read that the check box property has to be undefined otherwise the property will be considered as enabled even though it's explicitely set to '0'.

I'm a bit confused, that would mean that if a user put in his command line:
msiexec /i XXXX.msi PROPCHECKBOX=0, it would behave as PROPCHECKBOX is enabled(??), not really what is expected.

[antyagi]

If the property related to checkbox is defined checkbox state is checked.
try

[kgiloo]

Right. But from a user point of view it's confusing, instinctively he would do PROPCHECKBOX="0".

[Stefan Krueger]

You could always have a custom action (type 51, set a property) early in your UI and Execute sequences which will set the property to an empty string with condition:
PROPERTY=0