Hi, I've made a Setup Project to my C# WinApp and added a custom dialog to it that asks for user/pass for a database server. Then I created a Custom Action class and override the Install() to check that the user/pass is correct, but I need to check that so that the installer cannot click Next until user/pass is correct.
How do I do that? How do I add a Custom Action to the Next button of a certain dialog?
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MSI Deploy Package> Custom Action when clicking Next
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Are you talking about an aspx page displayed in the user's web browser? Then that's impossible to prevent. There are always ways to get around such kind of protection. Just imagine your visitor turning off Javascript or using a very uncommon web browser in an even more uncommon OS.... -
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I just found a really old post with the exact same problem, about two and a half year ago. It's located here: http://bytes.com/forum/thread239168.html
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The main problem would be that a pixel is not the same size on two different monitors. And if you add CRT, LCD and TV to the monitor types... naw, don't think it's possible.Leave a comment:
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I added "WinForm" to the title for a reason... this is a Windows App, not ASP.NET
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