session.property("MyProperty")=""
but how do you get a property?
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How do you Get a property?
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Jann
, Jun 15 2001 11:12
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Jann
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Posted 15 June 2001 - 11:12
I know that to set a property you do:
session.property("MyProperty")=""
session.property("MyProperty")=""
tgebbie
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Posted 16 June 2001 - 01:42
If you are using InstallScript in the Windows Installer you can use the function MsiGetProperty, and use MsiSetProperty to set the property.
TDG
Victorz
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Posted 17 June 2001 - 08:54
If you don't want to use Install script - just use :
X = me.property("MyProperty")
I use it inside VBScripts.
X = me.property("MyProperty")
I use it inside VBScripts.
Jann
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Posted 18 June 2001 - 09:37
Thanks Victor. I tried your suggestion but it still doesn't work.
I'm actually trying to retrieve a checkbox value which I have set successfully in a previous CA as "True".
Does a property lose it's value or should it keep it throughout the installation?
80LPJ
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Posted 18 June 2001 - 18:03
If you are using ISWI, Is your property name set to all uppercase? All uppercase means its public. Property names with lowercase letters is private. Just a thought, I get burned with this one all the time.