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Anyone can teach me how to edit like this
mritter replied to cckit08's topic in Windows Post-Install Wizard (WPI)
Actually, look at this post and do the opposite of he wants. Make the maxentries smaller. http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=76911 -
Odd effect when using "PNG"'s and "Use Transitions&
mritter replied to almulder's topic in Windows Post-Install Wizard (WPI)
Nope, not with transparency. I wouldn't let it get you down. I would never use transparent tips; no reason to. If I absolutely had to, I would just convert the png to a jpg and call it a day. -
Odd effect when using "PNG"'s and "Use Transitions&
mritter replied to almulder's topic in Windows Post-Install Wizard (WPI)
When I try it, during the transition, the area around the png is transparent: When transition is done, then the transparent area gets filled in: So for me it works. -
Anyone can teach me how to edit like this
mritter replied to cckit08's topic in Windows Post-Install Wizard (WPI)
WPI isn't smart enough to say "Put a column break here even if column not full." At least not yet..... Go into Options -> Installer and increase Number of columns. It won't "break" it into 4 unless you have enough entries to do so. -
Odd effect when using "PNG"'s and "Use Transitions&
mritter replied to almulder's topic in Windows Post-Install Wizard (WPI)
The way the png fix works is by using the spacer.gif, which is just a transparent 1x1 image, and fills in around the png outline to make a box. Essentially it is doing it's job correctly. The tips background is more the problem, not the png or png fix. The background is not "solid" enough and becomes see through. Try putting a solid color image as the background then try the png image on top of it. This might give it some substance. -
Your code looks fine. Sometimes you need 2 periods at the start of the path ../Themes/ or none at all if you just loaded the theme file, your are already there.
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Changes I Made - Improvements
mritter replied to guest123's topic in Windows Post-Install Wizard (WPI)
Download this archive. Between Dje and myself we have made several updates to the installer and the program variable got moved to globals.js. Check out this link for a more complete update: http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=75447&st=75 -
WPI 5.0rc2 Bug Reports
mritter replied to Kelsenellenelvian's topic in Windows Post-Install Wizard (WPI)
Hmmmm.......I don't really know what happened with Execute Before/After. It works fine for me and other I have talked to. Try using these updated files to see if it fixes the problems. -
Keyboard shortcuts are possble. Getting them to work in every situation is proving difficult. Hope to figure them all out for 5.1 Abort installation was tried at the beginning. Will put it back in.
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PNG? - Solved - See mritter's method
mritter replied to almulder's topic in Windows Post-Install Wizard (WPI)
Quick update to code for 5.5 and 6.0 check. Will not do fix if IE7.0. Change this line: var supported = /MSIE (5\.5)|MSIE (6\.0)|[6789]/.test(navigator.userAgent) && navigator.platform == "Win32"; -
PNG? - Solved - See mritter's method
mritter replied to almulder's topic in Windows Post-Install Wizard (WPI)
I made a fix that works for me and Dumpy Dooby's stop sign image. In wpi.htm put this code inside the <head> tag: <style type="text/css"> img { behavior: url("./wpiscripts/pngbehavior.htc"); } </style> Put the attached file in wpiscripts folder. Make sure you have Common/spacer.gif, also. That's it. -
PNG? - Solved - See mritter's method
mritter replied to almulder's topic in Windows Post-Install Wizard (WPI)
Doesn't work at all for me. Will keep messing with it. The countdown timer images jumps to twice the height and doesn't "count down". -
Changes I Made - Improvements
mritter replied to guest123's topic in Windows Post-Install Wizard (WPI)
Looked at your code some more. That is an older version of the code. Between Dje and I we have worked out pretty much all the issues with quotes and args. Attached is the latest official version. Just replace your curent one with this one. -
WPI 5.0rc2 Bug Reports
mritter replied to Kelsenellenelvian's topic in Windows Post-Install Wizard (WPI)
Could you post your Execute After command line? -
If you look at it one way: I may have jumped the gun with the "final" release. The only "major" issue on the table was the installer, and that was taken care of. That was top priority. Everything else were minor little details that the average user would not probably come across. I found some that only I would ever come across as the programmer. The other way is: Let's move on to v5.1 and get the user submitted ideas/requests implemented to keep the ball rolling. This actually helps weed out more issues. Most of all it keeps everyone happy that their input was read, considered, and maybe implemented. I already have 12 new items/fixes done in 5.1. I say: keep on rockin'! nlite 1.0 RC8.......been how long???? To me it's stable. All that is being added are new features, minor issues addresses. Just like every program.
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Those tags are not needed. The main wpi.htm file has them, I am just changing the code inside the page in the <div></div> sections. They are not seperate windows or processes, just a portion of the entire code.
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Request: getSP() [fetch service pack level]
mritter replied to deadbug's topic in Windows Post-Install Wizard (WPI)
It's the most consistent file because I didn't want to break everyone's existing config file. You shouldn't put anything in there because every time WPI saves the config it will overwrite/create a new file. Put a comment line at the top like // Dumpy Dooby was here! from a text editor. Open WPI and save the config file. It will be gone. If you NEVER use WPI to edit/save your config.js then fine. -
Homebrew Script Screwing WPI
mritter replied to doablesandman's topic in Windows Post-Install Wizard (WPI)
And you don't need to do any extra browser compatibility checks since WPI only runs on IE/mshta, and JS is turned on by default when do a clean install. -
@almulder: You really should start to to use getElementById() calls to access items: document.getElementById("layeroptions").innerHTML = txt; document.getElementById("tabInterface").style.display = "block"; document.getElementById("UseTransitions").disabled=false; I have always had success with this. And don't need to specify .all in there.
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@Wesmosis: The keyboard shortcuts I think I can do, but might be a problem with images only. On my To Do List. The other, I have no idea. It should never reopen the main WPI window.
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Pictures Not Showing Correct Size
mritter replied to doablesandman's topic in Windows Post-Install Wizard (WPI)
It it supposed to change the size accordingly but I guess it isn't. I will get it taken care of. Thanks -
Request: getSP() [fetch service pack level]
mritter replied to deadbug's topic in Windows Post-Install Wizard (WPI)
Added new function: getSPver() to get the Service Pack value. It returns 1, 2, 3.......etc. or "Not found" like getOSver(). Attached is the newer api.js -
WPI 5.0rc2 Bug Reports
mritter replied to Kelsenellenelvian's topic in Windows Post-Install Wizard (WPI)
Your fix might work, but it is not the source of the problem. Your solution will always put the new entry at the top of the list. Fine. But the real problem is when WPI reads the config file, if the array is blank, InstallAudio=[''], that is where the blank line is getting thrown in. It has a length if 1, but it really is empty. WPI has done this method of saving/reading for as long as I have been around; it just needed some tweaking. If you want to test your mod installer, here is the updated code for optionswizard.js: if (opt=="WPIAudio") { val=val.replace(/[\[\]'"]/g,""); WPIAudio=val.split(","); if (WPIAudio.length==1 && WPIAudio[0]=="") <---- These 2 lines WPIAudio.splice(0,1); } and if (opt=="InstallAudio") { val=val.replace(/[\[\]'"]/g,""); InstallAudio=val.split(","); if (InstallAudio.length==1 && InstallAudio[0]=="") <----- These 2 lines InstallAudio.splice(0,1); } -
Yes. Download the final release above.
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The largest issue, the installer, seems to have been successfully worked out. Many thanks go to Dje for his major update of the installer. Now on to 5.1 and implementing the submitted user ideas and requests.