How to get 'Required'
How do you get this in your installer, > see attachment. (that this part of the instalation is required)
I hope somebody can tell me.
CAI
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How to get 'Required'
How do you get this in your installer, > see attachment. (that this part of the instalation is required)
I hope somebody can tell me.
CAI
Section "Section Name (required"
SectionIn RO
SectionEnd
Thanx
Thank you very much!!
CAI
How
ANOTHER QUESTION:
How to disable editing this part in a ini file > see image.
I hope somebody kows how
If some body know a guide for ini files (tags) please tell me.
Sebas
Use:
Flags=DISABLED
in the INI file.
A tutorial:
http://nsis.sourceforge.net/archive/...php?pageid=148
Underscores
Another Question:
Is it possible that the 'spaces' in a laber automaticly will be convert to underscores?
Please tell me!
Sebas
One of these should do the trick:
http://nsis.sourceforge.net/archive/...instances=0,11
Messagebox
Again another question:
I have a checkbox in my instaloption page.
I want that when your enable this checkbox a messagebox appears (imediatly)
How to do this?
I hope somebody knows.
Sebas
You can't do this without changing the source code of InstallOptions. You can only show the message box when the user clicks next (on the leave function check if it's selected and show the message box).
2 Questions
Ive have 2 more questions:
1st: Can you give me the code for the messagebox, i tried it myself with the example. But then the message box appears when installing. Not when clicking next.
2nd: I use ReanINIStr $Rx
And i used all numbers ($R1 t $R9)
But i need more numbers($R10. $R11.), this isnt possible, do you know how i can use more?
Sebas
You can add extra variables using the 'var varname' command, available in NSIS 2b4 and 2b5(CVS).
Are you sure that you put the messagebox code in the leave function of your custom page and not in a section or something similar?
Vytautas
Yes
Yes im sure,
that when you check the checkbox (only one checkbox) a message box appears when you click next.
I hope this is possible,
Sebas
Could you post the relevant bits of your script, the page definitions and the pre function for your custom page, so I can check them out.
Vytautas
My Script
Here is my script (postiing the whole script would be simpler)
I want that when the checkbox in ioB.ini is checked a messages box appears when you click next.
There is another thing, i triend to put this in my script:
Usage:
Call GetEXEName
Pop $R0 ;full installer exe file name
Function GetEXEName
Push $R0
Push $R1
Push $R2
StrCpy $R0 $CMDLINE -2
StrLen $R2 $R0
IntOp $R2 $R2 - 1
StrCpy $R0 $R0 "" -$R2
StrCpy $R2 0
Loop:
IntOp $R2 $R2 - 1
StrCpy $R1 $R0 1 $R2
StrCmp $R1 "" Exit
StrCmp $R1 "\" 0 Loop
IntOp $R2 $R2 + 1
StrCpy $R0 $R0 "" $R2
Exit:
Pop $R2
Pop $R1
Exch $R0
FunctionEnd
OK, I could not do a test run because you are using an old version of NSIS :(, but these changes should make your script work.
First change your definition of Custom Page B to this
Page custom CustomPageB LeavePageB
Then add this function to your script
Function LeavePageB
ReadINIStr $R3 "$PLUGINSDIR\ioB.ini" "Field 6" "State"
IntCmp $R3 0 0 CheckEnabled
MessageBox MB_OK "Disabled"
CheckEnabled:
FunctionEnd
As for the other function just add it to your script then add this code to you installer section after you read the info out of ioB.ini
Call GetEXEName
Pop $5 ;full installer exe file name
CopyFiles /silent $5 $R2
Vytautas ;)
Help
Thanx, but is it possible that the message box only appears when the check box is checked?
And i tried to fix the copy to script but it doesnt seem to work.
Please take a look at it
Thanx, Sebas
To make it show when the checkbox is checked replace:
IntCmp $R3 0 0 CheckEnabled
with:
IntCmp $R3 1 0 CheckEnabled
Last question
Thanx guys, it think this will be my final question.
Why isnt my instalation file copied to the selected dir?
I have done what is told above
(the long code for coping the instalation file itself to a folder)
Sebas
As GetEXEName only returns the executable name you should use:
CopyFiles /silent $EXEDIR\$5 $INSTDIR
Note that GetEXEName won't give you the full path and extension if your application is executed using the command line.
Using the other method is recommended.