Everything posted by Stalkie
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Hi, I had a similar problem, until I noticed that the installer complained about a file missing. The installer wants to run LUSETUP.EXE during install, so just download the newest LiveUpdate from Symantec, rename it LUSETUP.EXE and replace the original in the installer folder.
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Here is mine. It just keep looping the JRE, until i manually killthe program in the Task Manager Also, the second command it runs in the first program, belongs to the second program. WPI_Log.txt
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I'm kindda glad that I'm not the only one with this problem. I added a couple of new log-lines, but couldn't determine why the loop got stuck on the second program, second command (at least in my case) I've even tried with a whole new config.js, where I only have 1 app with 2 commands (created in the WPI-wizard), but even that is weird. It runs the first command just fine, and then come with this JavaScript error: JavaScript Error Report Message: 'undefined' is null or is not an object Url: C:\install\WPI\WPI.hta File: core.js Function: FileExists() Line: 244 I've checked every aspect of the FileExists()-function, and there doesn't seem to be any problems there. I really like the new install GUI, and hope this problem will be solved soon. Thanks for the great work :-)
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That can be done in a number of ways, and the old text-based "database" isn't the best solution, but it's not impossible. I would probarly use a regular expression: $s = '<a href="http://www.msfn.org" target="_blank">Microsoft Software Forum Network </a>, posted by <a href="mailto:the_orangeman@hotmail.com">orange'; preg_match('^<a href="([^"]+)', $s, $matches); $link_addr = $matches[1]; Now, I haven't tested the above code, but it should help you on the right path :-)
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If it DOES work with copying before installation, it would remove the need for killing programs and services. Much more "clean"
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Would it then be possible to copy win.ini before installation?
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Install WGA on your PC. Take "LegitCheckControl.dll" from your windows\system32 dir and place it on your CD (could be $OEM$\$$\system32) Then the dll just needs to be registered with "regsvr32 /s legitcheckcontrol.dll" (don't know if you need the path also) I register it in a .inf-file much like RyanVM's but you should be able to do it in something like GuiRunOnce.
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Can't you just add the image in a JLabel and add that as the Component?
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After a quick look in the docs, the easiest method I can see is this: Create a TableModel, where you only override isEditable to always return false import javax.swing.table.TableModel; public class UneditableTableModel extends TableModel { public boolean isEditable(int rowIndex, int columnIndex) { return false; } } Then when you create your JTable JTable table = new JTable(new UneditableTableModel()); And no, I have not tested this, but it should work :-)
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I'm not sure about the hive-files, but I can tell you this..... Some of the reg-settings are set by XP on the first login. That means after runonceex (or what it's called) is done. An example of this would be the SmallIcons for Explorer. What I did, was that I created a .cmd to run after the reboot after runonceex to set all those settings. Don't know if it helps.
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You CAN store values (variables) in both sessions and cookies (though many session-engines uses cookies for it). But the way you do it, depends alot on what language you're using.
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You can try something like this (haven't tested it) public String[][] getElements (JTable table) { String[][] values = new String[table.getRowCount()][table.getColumnCount()]; for (int i=0; i<table.getRowCount(); i++) { for (int j=0; j<table.getColumnCount(); j++) { values[i][j] = (String)table.getValueAt(i, j); } } return values; }
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Check this out http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/ui....html#selection
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I'm not sure this would work, but you can try it. <html> <head> <script language="javascript" type="text/javascript"> var dir = 'something'; document.write('<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="./themes/'+ dir +'/wpi.css \/>'); </script> </head> </html>
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I'd just like to say that I was really annoyed seeing all that MS Office (and by the way not valid HTML) i many og the .html files. If it was done properly, you could cut most of their sizes to half! Now, I really like WPI and have been using it for a while, and it is a great script. Just looking for ways to improve, but my Unattended CD is already packed to the limit, and ½-1 MB can get it over the top :-(
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That's not really a XPize problem <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Oh sorry I thought you made the logon *G*
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Try changing your /qb to /qn
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I have a small problem with the beta 2 :-/ The XPize_logon.exe is packed with PEC2, so I can't take the resources and insert them into my danish logon. Any chance we could get the unpacked version?
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No 6 is in some cases not enough, but if you won't do it, i'll just modify it myself :-)
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Yeah, I have one. But I know this requires a rewrite of many af the scripts, so I'm pretty sure it's not going to be the next release. What I would like is a more flexible approach for the commands. It can be done i more than one way. One would be the OO way, but that wouldn't fix with rest of the "program". The most simple one would be a rearranging of the command-section. pn++ prog[pn] = 'Something'; cmds[pn] = new Array(); cmds[pn][0] = 'some_command.cmd'; cmds[pn][1] = 'DELETE %systemroot%\logon.exe'; // Not so good *G* And so on. The result would be a limitless number of commands, and it's actually not that much of a change. * EDIT * You could actually have both ways (at least at first, so people don't go frenzy *G*). In the generate-section, just check if cmds[pn] exist, and if it does only use that for that entry.
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now the trick is to have it move an object every second instead of write a number any ideals any one,, ? <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Try with some CSS, probarly something like this: var showCountdown=document.getElementById('countdown'); showCountdown.innerHTML=countdownValue; showCountdown.style['top'] += 1;
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I would have suggested file_exists, but since it's only for files, the is_file should suffice.
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Hmmmmmm..... SocketSERVER can't run CLIENT-side. I think what you are looking for MAYBE can be done with JSP (Java Server Pages), but that's server-side (like php).
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One piece of quick and dirty example. I'm not sure it's error-free, but you should get the general idea :-) <form name="something" action="somfile.xxx" method="post"> <input type="checkbox" name="quote_0" onclick="updateTotal();" /> Bla bla bla <div id="totalCost"></div> </form> <script language="javascript" type="text/javascript">//<![CDATA[ var numQuotes = 1; var quotePrices = [4.5]; function updateTotal() { var total = 0; var quote = 'undefined'; for (var i=0; i<numQuotes; i++) { quote = document.forms['something'].elements['quote_'+i]; if (typeof quote != 'undefined' && quote.checked) { total += quotePrices[i]; } } document.getElementById('totalCost').innerHTML = 'Total cost: '+ total; } updateTotal(); //]]> </script>
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Check out the strip_slashes() in php http://www.php.net/strip_slashes