Could You tell me, whether VS2005 allows passing parameters to custom actions
as it was possible in VS2003 by creating a form in custom installed and
doing it through Dynamic properties/key mappings. When I try the same all
properties are disabled.
Thanks for answer in advance

You'll have to supply more info.

What type of custom action? There are scripts, C++ Dlls, exes, installer
classes etc.

Please explain in more detail what you are doing. If this is a
setup&deployment project MSDN forums "ClickOnce and Setup&Deployment
Projects" in the Windows Forms group might be a better p[lace to ask.
--
Phil Wilson
[MVP Windows Installer]

"Jacek" <Jacek [at] discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Could You tell me, whether VS2005 allows passing parameters to custom
> actions
> as it was possible in VS2003 by creating a form in custom installed and
> doing it through Dynamic properties/key mappings. When I try the same all
> properties are disabled.
> Thanks for answer in advance

tionYes this is Setup and deployment project in which I added custom dialogs
- one with radiobuttons and the next with checkboxes. I would like to display
appropriate checkboxes depending on earlier radiobutton selection.
Unfortunately I cannot find a way to handle displaying it or not. I think,
when doing if in VS2003 I was able to do it (Microsoft published a sample
PassData application) but this sample does not work for VS2005:-(


"Phil Wilson" wrote:

> You'll have to supply more info.
>
> What type of custom action? There are scripts, C++ Dlls, exes, installer
> classes etc.
>
> Please explain in more detail what you are doing. If this is a
> setup&deployment project MSDN forums "ClickOnce and Setup&Deployment
> Projects" in the Windows Forms group might be a better p[lace to ask.
> --
> Phil Wilson
> [MVP Windows Installer]
>
> "Jacek" <Jacek [at] discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:82F9E4AD-1528-416E-B2F1-6883001C99D2 [at] microsoft.com...
> > Could You tell me, whether VS2005 allows passing parameters to custom
> > actions
> > as it was possible in VS2003 by creating a form in custom installed and
> > doing it through Dynamic properties/key mappings. When I try the same all
> > properties are disabled.
> > Thanks for answer in advance
>
>
>