Hi,
as default the button "ChangeFolder" in the custom setup is hidden, when the user wants to add features of a installed project to his local disk (Maintenance-Mode).
Now we want to be able, to show the button, when the user selects a feature, which is NOT installed jet - and hide it, when he selects a feature which is installed.
(This should be the same behavour like the "Location"-Text).
Is there a method to change the state of the button conditionally?
We tried to modify the entry in the ControlCondition-Table but that does not work...
Every hint is welcome!
Thanx.
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How to conditionally show/hide "ChangeFolder" in c
Started by
FraMix
, Nov 14 2005 14:28
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Christoph
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Posted 17 November 2005 - 12:14
as I understand, you want to retrieve 'realtime' actionstates of features control the state of the button. I have also tried something like this a time ago for another purposes and i remember that this wasn't possible with windows installer 2.0.
Don't know if this is possible within windows installer 3.0. Maybe have a look at the release notes.
Don't know if this is possible within windows installer 3.0. Maybe have a look at the release notes.
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Posted 17 November 2005 - 12:16
| QUOTE (Christoph @ 2005-11-17 12:14) |
| Hi, as default the button "ChangeFolder" in the custom setup is hidden, when the user wants to add features of a installed project to his local disk (Maintenance-Mode). Now we want to be able, to show the button, when the user selects a feature, which is NOT installed jet - and hide it, when he selects a feature which is installed. (This should be the same behavour like the "Location"-Text). Is there a method to change the state of the button conditionally? We tried to modify the entry in the ControlCondition-Table but that does not work... Every hint is welcome! Thanx. Reply With Quote |
as I understand, you want to retrieve 'realtime' actionstates of features to control the state of the 'Change'button...
I have also tried something like this a time ago for another purposes and i remember that this wasn't possible with windows installer 2.0.
Don't know if this is possible within windows installer 3.0. Maybe have a look at the release notes.
Edited by Christoph, 17 November 2005 - 12:16.