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Hey hasi...really good work...but where is the save button in the options menu??

The options menu isn't always displayed well....On the right side there are missing some parts of the explanations.....or do i Need 1600 x 1200 for it? :P

And is it possible to put a example into the config menu that does not appear in the config.js so it is there even if you already added a prog?

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only vartical scrollbar is missing, if you use mouse scroll or keyboard you can scroll the window and see buttons

thanks for escape feature

i have another hint for this release but i don't know if javascript supports it

i'd like the possibility to popup options page when i dasabled options button.

i'd like to press some keybord combo ex: CTRL + O to bring options pane up, or at least to bring back options button.

and when options language configuration files will be avaible i can help translating it in italian

bye

sonica

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The thing with the options dialog is that a string is too long (no spaces)

Edit common/optionswizardtemplate.htm, line 181

set it to

             <td width="90%">ToolTip CSS Style: TitleColor, TextColor, TitleBgColor, TextBgColor, TitleBgImag, TextBgImag, TitleTextAlign, TextTextAlign, TitleFontFace, TextFontFace, TipPosition, StickyStyle, TitleFontSize, TextFontSize, Width, Height, BorderSize, PadTextArea, CoordinateX , CoordinateY, TransitionNumber, TransitionDuration, TransparencyLevel , ShadowType, ShadowColor</td>

and all will be nice.

will be in next buxfix release.

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found a problem with escape feature:

i am not able to insert this:

cmd1[pn]=['cdrom', '$OEM$\\Install\\net_framework\\netfxsp1.exe']

if i manually edit config.js and insert that string then wpi loads it as:

cdrom', '$OEM$\Install\net_framework\netfxsp1.exe

and if i save from wpi it saves it as:

cmd1[pn]=['cdrom\', \'$OEM$\\Install\\net_framework\\netfxsp1.exe']

i don't know what to insert in form to have the right string

sonica

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@sonica,

what exactly are you trying to do?

looks like you want to install from CDROM?

then you should move your Install directory out of the $OEM$ directory first as this will always be copied to the hard drive!

put it in the root of your CD

then your cmd line should look like this

cmd1[pn]=['%cdrom%\\Install\\net_framework\\netfxsp1.exe']

To insert it in the config page you only need this

%cdrom%\Install\net_framework\netfxsp1.exe

in the cmd entry line

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@sonica,

what exactly are you trying to do?

looks like you want to install from CDROM?

then you should move your Install directory out of the $OEM$ directory first as this will always be copied to the hard drive!

put it in the root of your CD

then your cmd line should look like this

cmd1[pn]=['%cdrom%\\Install\\net_framework\\netfxsp1.exe']

To insert it in the config page you only need this

%cdrom%\Install\net_framework\netfxsp1.exe

in the cmd entry line

looks like you want to install from CDROM?

then you should move your Install directory out of the $OEM$ directory first as this will always be copied to the hard drive!

yeah, i want to do this. for what i know not everything inside $OEM£ is copied on hd, just things in $...$ subfolders

i was using that syntax, as written in an old wpi version, in fact that syntax still works in wpi

var cmd1=[]; // drive + Command Line 1, drive = 'systemdrive' or 'cdrom' or 'programfiles' or 'windir' or ''

however using %cdrom% avoid quotes problem

thanks

sonica

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No-no.

Well - the install-button is highlighted when you click on options or config. That's a bug (and fixing took about 2 seconds)

BUT : CONFIG OPENS !!!

It just takes some time ('bout 10 to 20 seconds) to render the HTML.

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