RM
14th April 2001 12:50 UTC

hi.

I started building a gui interface for nsis, but it seems impossible to handle all the options. I couldn't find a way to build an easy & comfortable interface.

if anyone has ideas, I'll be happy to hear them.

Kaboon
14th April 2001 13:07 UTC

I've also started building a some kind of a "gui". Check the link in my sig. (easynsigenerator) :) But it is indead kinda hard to do. :)

I know that it is a terrible app that I've made. But it is it just for fun. And mostly to test what I've learned on school. :)

RM
14th April 2001 13:54 UTC

sorry, but that isn't a gui.

Kaboon
14th April 2001 15:02 UTC

Yeah I know...

Bor
15th April 2001 17:11 UTC

My opinion
My opinion is that you don't have to include the more advanced options. Becasue if you need the advanced options then you're smart enough to make the install the "traditional" way.

dallas_k
16th April 2001 02:18 UTC

I used tabbed pages for one I started. It kinda works, You can Download the first release from website.

rm'
17th April 2001 07:06 UTC

Tabs actually work terrifically well. Then, you can organize the features by function (i.e. Header, Installation Types, Installation Sections, Global Variables, etc.). The one thing I'm having trouble with is having support for infinite installation files/sections.

dallas_k
19th April 2001 00:06 UTC

I'll try to get an easy way to add multiple files.

Thanks

dallas_k
29th April 2001 05:34 UTC

Made it a little easier to add files. not yet for sections