Troubles with DotNET - NSIS Forums

laloivol
19th June 2007 22:10 UTC

Troubles with DotNET
I'm a bit new with this installer and I'm developing an application wich needs the .NET Framework 2.0
I found a script to check whether it is installed here: http://nsis.sourceforge.net/DotNET
I followed the instructions but I get these warnings:

4 warnings:
comment contains line-continuation character, following line will be ignored (macro:CheckDotNET:27)
comment contains line-continuation character, following line will be ignored (macro:CheckDotNET:30)
comment contains line-continuation character, following line will be ignored (macro:CheckDotNET:56)
comment contains line-continuation character, following line will be ignored (macro:CheckDotNET:74)

Am I doing anything wrong or is just the script? If so, could anybody help me? Thanks!

Afrow UK
19th June 2007 22:56 UTC

No doubt it is the commented out message boxes with \ at the ends.

Stu

laloivol
19th June 2007 23:00 UTC

I tried to remove the \ in those comments but i get the same error

Joel
20th June 2007 02:04 UTC

As always, URL submitted by user, takes me to nowhere :)

Afrow UK
20th June 2007 12:32 UTC

URL works fine for me.

I just removed the \ and it compiles fine.
Check the page again I've removed them.

Stu

Joel
20th June 2007 14:53 UTC

Originally posted by Afrow UK
URL works fine for me.

'cause you are a mod :p

Afrow UK
20th June 2007 15:38 UTC

Nope, I logged out on the Wiki and I can still view it.

Stu

laloivol
20th June 2007 16:19 UTC

Ok thanks it seems to be working fine now XD

demiller9
20th June 2007 18:37 UTC

Originally posted by Afrow UK
Nope, I logged out on the Wiki and I can still view it.

Try logging out of the forum. The url will just be underlined text, not even a link.

And I just noticed that it appears now while I'm replying to the thread. An actual link, not just the underlined text saying 'url submitted by user'! I guess the way to 'unhide' urls is to begin to reply to the message.

Don

Afrow UK
20th June 2007 19:30 UTC

That'd be the new anti-spam feature that prevents new users posting links then, not laloivol's fault. I think it's ok if one doesn't use the [url] tags.

Stu

laloivol
22nd June 2007 00:30 UTC

Ok sorry about that, this is the link without the tag and with some spaces to prevent the blocking:

http ://ns is.sourceforge.n et/Do tNET