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Here's the condition I tried on the Visible attribute for the Previous Version Exam Location card and it doesn't work. To enable this functionality, you just need.

#INSTALLBUILDER HIDE A PAGE BASED ON RULE MANUAL#

If you need to further customize the DMGs and are building on OS X, you could follow the manual DMG creation section instead. On the Component pane (on the right side of the screen), expand Permissions. Select the page that you want to manage permissions for. More information: Edit the portal and Studio anatomy. However, it currently only allows basic customizations (setting the background image). Select Edit to open the portal in portals Studio.

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I have the following details where I want the Previous Version Exam Location card to display when the Update value is selected in the New or Update Course card field (Note: This is all pulling from a SharePoint Question Requests']ĭataField: "New_x0020_or_x0020_Update_x0020_"Ĭard name (item in condition): New or Update Course_DataCard1_2Ĭard name (item to be invisible until condition is met): Previous Version Exam Location (Shared Drive Path)_DataCard1_2 InstallBuilder allows automatically bundling your installer on Windows, OS X and Linux. I'm trying to decipher between field names and DataCard names. There are different kind of parameters to ask the user for a string, a file, yes/no questions, and so on.

Yes You can specify required inputs by adding new parameters to the section in the project file.

#INSTALLBUILDER HIDE A PAGE BASED ON RULE HOW TO#

InstallBuilder knows how to deliver great support and when you're talking about something as important as your products installer, nothing less will do.Gordon it's been 4 years since this post and I'm hoping you can help me decipher with the latest PowerApps version as of today. Can InstallBuilder be customized with new installer pages Resolution. It's been a huge success with our customers and in reducing some of our support load HelpSpot installations on a Windows server are completed in minutes rather than hours. Through the development process they provided truly awesome customer service by being extremely responsive and delivering a high quality product. This is done so that we can control the navigation ourselves. The page at-rule can be accessed via the CSS. As you can see, only the Main page is visible, and all other pages are hidden. Attempts to change any other CSS properties will be ignored. You can only change the margin of the document. Here's an example of evaluating the rules.

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You can't change all CSS properties with page. The rule conditions to check the profile fields already exist within Sitecore, you'd just need to create your own custom logic to deny access to the page To evaluate the rules on your page you can put some code into a pipeline processor to check the rules apply for each page.

By the end of this page you will find an example of this feature.

: This list allows you to define quick launch shortcuts for this component: these will be created only if the component has been selected.

However, it currently only allows basic customizations (setting the background image). By the end of this page you will find an example of this feature. I don't see page A until user logged-in the portal.

#INSTALLBUILDER HIDE A PAGE BASED ON RULE INSTALL#

The team at InstallBuilder was able to put together a custom solution for us which not only allowed our users to install the standard WAMP stack but also optionally offered installing PHP with IIS and SQL Server. At the time of this writing, the only CSS property shown to have visible on both the at-rule and its pseudo-classes is the margin property. InstallBuilder allows automatically bundling your installer on Windows, OS X and Linux. I did the following: Portal Management > Web Pages Access Control rule > Create new record access control rule. We wanted to alleviate this pain for our customers while giving them a more familiar Windows-like experience when installing HelpSpot. As a workaround you could change the welcome message by modifying the built-in text strings.

The GUI building tool allows showing the 's in the GUI instead of the action type. Unfortunately it is not possible to hide or change the appearance of the Welcome page. Unfortunately, getting PHP running-and hooked to Microsoft SQL Server - on Windows is tricky at best and left us spending a significant amount of time with our customers to get them up and running. Complex InstallBuilder projects often consist of multiple items that contain actions, which may be difficult to manage.

HelpSpot, a PHP application, is generally a breeze to install on Linux or Unix.