I'm using SdSetupTypeEx() to display a customized list of Setup Types to the end-user. However, it would be greatly prefereable to have _no_ default item selected (and having the Next> button disabled until the user does make a selection, as long as I'm asking). Is this possible?
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Having no default with SdSetupTypeEx()
Started by
Daagar
, Nov 18 2002 22:04
2 replies to this topic
Posted 19 November 2002 - 02:07
I don't use that function anymore because my setup got too complicated, but looking at the help, couldn't you just pass a svSetupType value of "" to have no default?
Also, it may not work for this dialog, but try Disable (NEXTBUTTON) to disable Next. Although you aren't going to get the necessary feedback to re-enable, so you'll just have to loop if the svSetupType value remains "".
Also, it may not work for this dialog, but try Disable (NEXTBUTTON) to disable Next. Although you aren't going to get the necessary feedback to re-enable, so you'll just have to loop if the svSetupType value remains "".
Posted 20 November 2002 - 16:26
Thanks for the reply. That was my guess as well, but it turns out that the empty string "" forces InstallShield to default to the _first_ item in the list, not 'no default'. Leading me to believe that something will always be selected by default, and I'll have to trust end-users to actually read the screen