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I have the following WIX Condition that doesn't seem to behaving like I expect
REMOVE = "ALL" OR USERNAME <> ""
I want my custom action to run if it is an uninstall
REMOVE = "ALL"
Or if the user has entered a username
USERNAME <> ""
I am performing a "change" installation option and the condition is coming back as false even though I am entering a username?
UPDATE: I am doing this check inside a merge module. The USERNAME property gets set inside the UI which is part of the Main Wix Installer. Don't know if this makes a difference.
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Since I upgraded to the newer version 1909 last week, simple Outlook macros no longer work.
I want to execute batches and VBS scripts via button.
My code is e.g:
Sub busy()
strPath = "C:\Users\xxxxxxx\Documents\Addons\busy.vbs"
Set objShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
objShell.Run strPath, 1, False
End Sub
I get the error message since the update:
Runtime error '-2147024894 (80070002)':
The method "Run" for the object "IWshShell3" failed.
What do I have to change to make it work again? The call ran wonderfully before.
Opening the scripts manually, e.g. via Windows Explorer, is no problem.
If there are spaces in the path make sure your path is sourunded by quotes:
strPath = """C:\Users\xxx xx xx\Documents\Addons\busy.vbs"""
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I've kept an eye on Elm development for the past couple years and finally got the chance where I could do a POC using Elm! I seem to remember that hiding was a way to import every function/type in a module that was exposed except what was listed in the hiding () list.
Was that feature removed? I've tried to search for an answer, but haven't been able to find one.
I'm not aware of Elm ever having the hiding keyword. Although this is a feature that is available in Haskell.
If it did exist in an earlier version of Elm then it was removed at least 5yrs ago.
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Is it possible to add some text into the inputBox text field without having to create a userForm. Does a named argument exist to do this ?
Thanks In Advance
See like this:
Link to Information on InputBox
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I have a problem with a database hosted by Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2.
I made a table with some varchar(length) columns.
The problem is, when I insert anything in it, it leaves "blank spaces" in the end of the column, messing everything up.
So the columns practically looks like this =
some_value _________
(__ = blanks)
Sometimes the blank spaces are even longer...
And I cannot delete them, cause even when deleting them, they get back in place.
What is it the issue?
Is the varchar(length) too high?
The fact is I cannot set it shorter, cause the value I'm going to insert in the table isn't fixed in length..
Any fix?
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my Visual basic seems to replace characters in front of it and only occurs between brackets.
Can someone please tell me how to change it back to normal?
You can use the Ins key to switch between insert mode (where text moves to the right as you type) and overtype move (where text to the right is overwritten by the new text you type). The cursor changes to show which mode you are in. This behaviour is common in Windows programs.