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Join Date: Aug 2013
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Optional Radio Buttons
Hi all,
I'm relatively new to NSIS, so excuse my noobness. I'm using NSIS 2.46 with MUI2. I am trying to create a components page where the component group is optional, but the items in the group are radio buttons. The context is that I install some prerequisites for my installation. The user can choose 2 options on how those prerequisites are installed, but they can also choose not to install the prerequisites at all. Currently my code looks something like: code: Code examples taken from http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1...ams-to-install. This does give me the "radio button" effect for install types, but I cant deselect the group checkbox (which ok, is "correct" radio button operation. I'm seeing if theres a way to have nothing selected or only 1 selected) Thanks!! |
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Join Date: Apr 2008
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good question, i have the same problem. I use it the same way you do, like this http://nsis.sourceforge.net/Examples/one-section.nsi
Always 1 checkbox is activated. You cant deactivate both. Is it possible to uncheck both options with this "Sections.nsh" method? HTML Code:
!include "Sections.nsh" ;-------------------------------- Name "One Section" OutFile "one-section.exe" RequestExecutionLevel user ;-------------------------------- ; Pages Page components ;-------------------------------- ; Sections Section !Required SectionIn RO SectionEnd Section "Group 1 - Option 1" g1o1 SectionEnd Section /o "Group 1 - Option 2" g1o2 SectionEnd ;------------------------------- ; Functions ; $1 stores the status of group 1 Function .onInit StrCpy $1 ${g1o1} ; Group 1 - Option 1 is selected by default FunctionEnd Function .onSelChange !insertmacro StartRadioButtons $1 !insertmacro RadioButton ${g1o1} !insertmacro RadioButton ${g1o2} !insertmacro EndRadioButtons FunctionEnd |
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You can write your own code in .onSelChange to check the selected states of sections and uncheck the others as necessary. You can use ${If} ${SectionIsSelected} and the UnselectSection macro in Sections.nsh to simplify things.
Stu |
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