Checkbox intially unchecked
Posted 23 February 2006 - 22:14
One to ask the user if they want to register their project which then it launches a CA with takes them to a website (should be checked by default)
The other is a checkbox which asks if you fants installed to the GAC. I would like this to be unchecked by default, and then when it is checked a CA would be run that would install the files to the gac.
I cannot figure out how to do the second one.
Here are the properties for my two checkboxes.
1) Name: CheckInstallToGac
Property: CHKGAC (set to 0 in the property table)
Property is Integer: True
Value: 0
2) Name: CheckRegister
Property: CHKIE
Property is Integer: True
Value: 1
What am I doing wrong? Can this behavior that I even be obtained?
Thanks
Posted 24 February 2006 - 07:36
Posted 24 February 2006 - 19:59
Thank You in_install!! So glad to finally get this working!!
Love this forum!!
Posted 26 September 2016 - 09:47
Hey
I did not found How to ask a new question on this forum, So I used this thread. My question is :- I have created a custom dialog where end users enter multiple info such as input1, input2, input3... . So now I have to store these info and then use it later in the installation process.
So for that i have create a custom action (in New Managed code , with "Stored in binary table" option). In custom action I have created a dictionary that stores all the values. Now I want all those values to display on my next dialog box. So How can I get back those stored value into my Dialog.
What I tried :- i have created a property under property manager and using that property to store returned value from the custom action. But my issue is there any thing like where i can use object(dictionary) in return type of my custom action, and then use that object to display entered details on next dialog.
I am using c# and installshield 2014 for basic MSI project.
thanks. I am new to installshield. if required you an email me at raaz7471@gmail.com
Please Help me , I am struggling
Edited by rahul7471, 26 September 2016 - 09:48.