launch conditions based on properties
Launch condition based on property using system search fails. It seems that the property does not get set at runtime. is there a way to force the property to be set at runtime so the launch condition gets the correct value? the property is based on a registry value.
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Posted by:
StevieMcR
19 years ago
Hi,
If you want the property to get set at runtime, you need to set your custom action in the execute immediate sequence after the appsearch and to see the property in the dialog version, place it at the same position at the User Interface.
hope this helps[8|]
Stefan V
If you want the property to get set at runtime, you need to set your custom action in the execute immediate sequence after the appsearch and to see the property in the dialog version, place it at the same position at the User Interface.
hope this helps[8|]
Stefan V
Posted by:
mikef
19 years ago
Is a Launch Condition the same as a custom action? I'm trying to set a Launch Condition.
The launch condition states "NOT PREVIOUSFILE". The "PREVIOUSFILE" property is the result of a system search for the existance of a file on the destination machine. the problem seems to be that the launch condition checks the value of the property before the appsearch action runs.
The launch condition states "NOT PREVIOUSFILE". The "PREVIOUSFILE" property is the result of a system search for the existance of a file on the destination machine. the problem seems to be that the launch condition checks the value of the property before the appsearch action runs.
Posted by:
kkaminsk
19 years ago
I think it will because launch conditions run before anything really. I think you'll have to make a custom action that quits the install based on the condition.
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