Hi,
For dotnet windows application setup project, I have two dialogue forms in user interface editor section.
First dialoge form has checkbox. During installation wizard on first dialoge form if checked the checkbox then second dialoge form shows otherwise not.
Means i want to show second dialoge conditionaly during installation of application.
Looking forward for good solution.
Regards,
Jawad Naeem
During installation how to show dialoge form conditionaly for dotNet Windows Application Setup
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During installation how to show dialoge form conditionaly for dotNet Windows Application Setup
mkoren
I am still looking for the solution. I want solution not by using click once installation.
If this feature is not availble in dotNet then microsoft should add this new feature in setup projects because it is very helpful
Regards,
Jawad Naeem
Bekas
Alexei Baskakov
There is no support in Visual Studio setups for showing dialogs conditionally based on previous dialogs (although other MSI building tools can).
The dialog and runtime behavior is generally nothing to do with .NET. It's the way that Windows Installer processes MSI files. Typically the user interface sequence is shown, followed by a progress bar while the system is actually being updated. You can change the look of some of this with other tools that allow you to customise dialogs and sequences in MSI files (which is what products from ImstallShield, Wise, Advanced Installer, Wix do) but not Visual Studio.
MEder