Help with section e Header

thiagooo
10th January 2011 19:01 UTC

Help with section e Header
Hello everyone ... I'm new here.

Wanted to know how do to remove the text HEADERIMAGE.
Appearing just the image.

And how can one of the sections unmarked by default?

Afrow UK
10th January 2011 19:36 UTC

1. Must be using MUI2.

!define MUI_CUSTOMFUNCTION_GUIINIT onGUIINIT
...
Function onGUIINIT
  System::Call user32::SetWindowPos(i$mui.Header.Text,i0,i0,i0,i0,i0,i0)
  System::Call user32::SetWindowPos(i$mui.Header.SubText,i0,i0,i0,i0,i0,i0)
FunctionEnd

2. Use /o. It says in the manual.

Stu

jiake
11th January 2011 17:39 UTC

I think this is better:

Function onGUIINIT
System::Call user32::DestroyWindow(i$mui.Header.Text)
System::Call user32::DestroyWindow(i$mui.Header.SubText)
FunctionEnd

thiagooo
11th January 2011 18:58 UTC

Thanks for the reply.

Another problem here.


Name "tester"
  OutFile "Installer.exe"

Section "test" sec3
 
    SetOutPath "$TEMP"
    File file.exe
    nsExec::Exec "$TEMP\file.exe"
  
SectionEnd

I want to run the file.exe only after the installer finished running.

If I select multiple files it freezes in the extraction installer.exe. Only complete extraction after closing the file file.exe,

Afrow UK
11th January 2011 20:22 UTC

Use Exec?

Edit: Or how about having a finish page with the standard MUI_FINISHPAGE_RUN?

Stu

thiagooo
12th January 2011 13:19 UTC

Exec worked. I did not know this command because not encountered in the examples.

nsExec:: Exec "$ TEMP \ file.exe" was running like the execwait.

This code only works in the installer. In the uninstaller displays the text.

I tried.

MUI_CUSTOMFUNCTION_UNGUIINIT
and
MUI_UNCUSTOMFUNCTION_GUIINIT

but did not work


!define MUI_CUSTOMFUNCTION_GUIINIT onGUIINIT

Function onGUIINIT
 System::Call user32::SetWindowPos(i$mui.Header.Text,i0,i0,i0,i0,i0,i0)
 System::Call user32::SetWindowPos(i$mui.Header.SubText,i0,i0,i0,i0,i0,i0)
FunctionEnd

jiake
13th January 2011 06:21 UTC

!define MUI_CUSTOMFUNCTION_GUIINIT onGUIINIT
!define MUI_CUSTOMFUNCTION_UNGUIINIT un.GUIINIT

Function onGUIINIT
;...
FunctionEnd

Function un.GUIINIT
;...
FunctionEnd

thiagooo
17th January 2011 14:54 UTC

thanks for help