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Re: "Custom Install" dialog display irregardless of setup type; "back" button not wor

Fixed. This will be part of the next update.

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Re: "Custom Install" dialog display irregardless of setup type; "back" button not wor

We are still working on this...

Friedrich

Re: "Custom Install" dialog display irregardless of setup type; "back" button not wor

Quick update: The following change in SetupBuilder 6.9 -- Build 2555 (April 03, 2009) causes the problem:

CHANGE : (sync from SB7) Installer: Minor dialog show/hide management modifications.

Item still in review. We can't remove the above change -- we have to find a way to make your project work.

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Friedrich Linder
Lindersoft
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+1.954.252.3910

SetupBuilder is installation for Windows -- "point. click. ship"

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Re: "Custom Install" dialog display irregardless of setup type; "back" button not wor

Thank you. Item in review.

Friedrich

Re: "Custom Install" dialog display irregardless of setup type; "back" button not wor

Here is the attachment as a .zip instead of sb6.

Re: "Custom Install" dialog display irregardless of setup type; "back" button not wor

Hi Rich,

Unfortunately, there is no attachement.

Friedrich

"Custom Install" dialog display irregardless of setup type; "back" button not working

The attached script does not work for me under Dev Edition 6.9.2587. I un-installed Setup Builder and re-installed version 6.9.2309 and confirmed the script does work correctly under the original version that I had. I don't know at what version the script stop working, but it was under last week's update to 2587 that I noticed the problem.

Under 2587 the attached script displays the "Custom Install" dialog to select components to be installed irregardless of what type of setup is selected. Also, the "Back" button does not properly navigate backwards from the "Finish" dialog.

This script includes a conditional password dialog that can be turned on/off at compile time with the "MAKE_PWD_INSTALL" compiler variable. That part works in either version.

-Rich Fulham