Hi all,
I have created as a user interface with radio buttons.
Then I would like to add a registry key of type "DWORD value" .
I would like to pass as value the property of a radiobutton.
Unfortunately i can't update the value of the registry key with the property
of the radiobutton. It failed with this error :
[MY_RADIOBUTTON_PROPERTY] is not a valid value for Int32.
How can I bypass this ? I need to absolutely to create a registry key of type "DWORD value".

Thanks,

Is this a question about setup & deployment packages? If not, which language are you using, C# or VB?

RobinDotNet

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I am using the windows installer wizard. There is a wizard called "registry key editor" to create key from
a UI. Do you know what I am talking about ?

Well, *I* don't, but don't feel disheartened. I'm the ClickOnce guru, not the setup & deployment guru, hence the stupid question. Just checking to make sure that it's not yet another C# question about how to get data out of a database and put it in a textbox on a screen (seriously).

Phil Wilson is the setup & deployment guru, and he'll probably come around soon and answer your question, while I will fade away once more into the ClickOnce questions...

RobinDotNet

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Well Thanks for the answer anyway. Maybe you can the answer the following question ? As you know I would like to set a registry a Dword key. I would like to set a registry dword key with a value given by the user interface. So i guess if I could retrieve user interface values at the event "onCommit" of the installer i could do the job. For the moment i dont know how to retrieve the values entered by the user at the event "Oncommit".

Hi,

You can access the radiobutton by the name of that UI dialog and set the value in the custom action. Check the following gthreads.

Get the radio button value

http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/forums/en-US/winformssetup/thread/cee0e166-571d-4abc-b945-da23a660db3b/

Set registry key value

http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/winformssetup/thread/1b860f30-a21c-420a-8549-b747b4bdb5e9/

Best regards,

Ling Wang

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