I've created a multiligual setup and depending on the selected language
I'd like to change the TITLE variable, so that the application shows up in the control panel with the appropriate name.
But when I change the TITLE at runtime nothing shows up in the CP at all.
How should I accomplish that?
(Dialogs and application paths are not a problem, just the TITLE)
Bets regards
pfennig
TITLE depending on setup language
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In the "Project Properties" section --> "Product Name" you can use a variable in the form $Variable$. Then, in the MSI code youcan set that variable at the begining according to the language the user selects.
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Thanks for your reply, Alejandro,
if this works for you I must be doing something wrong, because that's what I've tried before.
But it has been a while ago and I gave it another shot, again without success.
I attached an image to demonstrate what I did. The compiler variable build_version that I
used for Product Version works fine, so do all others. But runtime variables in Project
Properties or Summery Information are treated as if they were actual strings.
best regards
pfennig
File Attached:
TITLE2.gif
if this works for you I must be doing something wrong, because that's what I've tried before.
But it has been a while ago and I gave it another shot, again without success.
I attached an image to demonstrate what I did. The compiler variable build_version that I
used for Product Version works fine, so do all others. But runtime variables in Project
Properties or Summery Information are treated as if they were actual strings.
best regards
pfennig
File Attached:
TITLE2.gif
Have you read this http://www.installaware.com/forum/viewt ... ranslation
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pfennig
Thanks for the link. It doesn't seem to have solved the problem for those asking, though.
I'd be much more interested in what exactly Alex had done, since he said it worked for him. Putting a MYVAR into the Product name field doesn't work, and changing the title in script causes that no entry in Control Panel | Add/remove apps.
I'd be much more interested in what exactly Alex had done, since he said it worked for him. Putting a MYVAR into the Product name field doesn't work, and changing the title in script causes that no entry in Control Panel | Add/remove apps.
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Sorry pfenning, I forgot to follow this post
This is what I did:
I entered a variable, let's say $TitleVar$, in the "Project Properties" --> "Product Name" field. Then I set TitleVar to Test Title at the beginning of the MSI code, and when running the installation file, the title was "Test Title - InstallAware Wizard"
This is what I did:
I entered a variable, let's say $TitleVar$, in the "Project Properties" --> "Product Name" field. Then I set TitleVar to Test Title at the beginning of the MSI code, and when running the installation file, the title was "Test Title - InstallAware Wizard"
Alejandro Ronquillo
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