Problem setting Key Path
Hi all!
I have a problem setting Key Path for a registry value for Current User. If i set it in Registry-view, it just ignores my setting. If i set it in the Components or Setup Design-view, it does change the icon into a key, but if i go back to the registry-view, the key-icon is gone for the value. The package does not repair itself either for new users logging on.
Anyone knows how to solv it?
I am running InstallShield 10.50 Pro.
/Jonas
I have a problem setting Key Path for a registry value for Current User. If i set it in Registry-view, it just ignores my setting. If i set it in the Components or Setup Design-view, it does change the icon into a key, but if i go back to the registry-view, the key-icon is gone for the value. The package does not repair itself either for new users logging on.
Anyone knows how to solv it?
I am running InstallShield 10.50 Pro.
/Jonas
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Posted by:
bheers
19 years ago
installshield does not show the key path icon when viewed from the registry-view, as you said key path can only be set from the components view and not from registry view. try putting the component in the top most feature.
Posted by:
jonasm
19 years ago
Thanks for your reply.
How do I set the component in the top most feature?
/Jonas
How do I set the component in the top most feature?
/Jonas
Posted by:
bheers
19 years ago
if there is only one feature (Ex. FeatureOld) create a new feature in the setupdesign view (ex. NewFeature1), then drag and drop FeatureOld under NewFeature1, making Newfeature1 the parent of FeatureOld. now drag and dop the component that has the registry for current user in NewFeature1.
if you have multiple features then drag and drop the current user registry component in the topmost parent feature.
if you have multiple features then drag and drop the current user registry component in the topmost parent feature.
Posted by:
jonasm
19 years ago
Thanks for your help.
For some reason it did not solv my problem. I have also tried making a new Component on a new Feature, only containing the registry value. It does not help either =(
The "program" in this case is just an Access Database. Can that be the problem? The Registry Value contains the database-directory value.
/Jonas
For some reason it did not solv my problem. I have also tried making a new Component on a new Feature, only containing the registry value. It does not help either =(
The "program" in this case is just an Access Database. Can that be the problem? The Registry Value contains the database-directory value.
/Jonas
Posted by:
blankmonkey
18 years ago
What application are you guys using to repackage the application? i am having a problem of adding an evironmental variable to the path statement, but i don' t see the options you are reffering to . I am using AdminStudio MSI epackager.
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