3 replies to this topic

[HansKlok]

In my project, I have defined a couple of features:

• Core
• Application One
• Application Two
• Database

One of them ("Core") is not visible, and is depending on Application One and Application Two. So, when I select one of them, Core is selected automatically. However, when I de-select them, Core is still selected. This means that whenever somebody only wants to do a "Database" installation, also the Core stuff is done.

Is there a way to automatically check the dependencies and uncheck the features not required?

Thanks,
Hans

[beltond]

You should be able to use 'FeatureIsItemSelected' or 'FeatureGetData' functions to determine the state of the visible Features and then use 'FeatureSetData' or 'FeatureSelectItem' to either select or deselect the Feature "core" based on the results.

[KAVIPREET SALUJA]

Hi , 

 

Can anyone please tell me how to uncheck the checkbox button?If the button is not unchecked it lead to opening of a page in browser.

[Stefan Krueger]

If the feature is not selected the button shoiuld be unchecked. Are you saying that you unselect a feature using FeatureSelectItem but in the feature selection dialog it still has a check mark?