InstallShield Reponse File missing a response -

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i trying automate install of few setup files (.exe). managed 1 working without issue having difficulty second.

i created response files using following in command prompt:

myprogram.exe -r

this generated "setup.exe" file in c:\windows expect to. here example of file looks in notepad:

[{product_guid}-dlgorder] dlg0={product_guid}-sdwelcome-0 count=5 dlg1={product_guid}-sdlicense-0 dlg2={product_guid}-sdaskdestpath-0 dlg3={product_guid}-sdselectfolder-0 dlg4={product_guid}-sdstartcopy-0  [{product_guid}-sdwelcome-0] result=1 [{product_guid}-sdlicense-0] result=1 [{product_guid}-sdaskdestpath-0] szdir=c:\example\ result=1 [{product_guid}-sdselectfolder-0] szfolder=example\folder result=1 [{product_guid}-sdstartcopy-0] result=1

i run install setup.iss (response file) using command:

program.exe /s /f1.\setup.iss

the responses seem work except one. program opens dialog asking me select pair of radio buttons select language manual want install. want default hit "next" button there's nothing recorded in .iss file so.

what have manually add .iss file in order complete prompt? why doesn't recording put in?

additional information: -if manually hit "next" @ step, program completes install expected. -the program installs when install manually.

it sounds installation includes custom dialog doesn't handle either mode silentmode or recordmode. silent installations work properly, needs call silentwritedata , silentreaddata when appropriate.

if author of installation (whether original or inherited), should handle case. if not author , trying install installation silently, should contact vendor, or (as glytzhkof suggests) ask on more relevant site workarounds.


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