PAGE
blocks each describe
one dialog page for the
WarpIN installation process. The user switches between the pages by using the
buttons on the bottom of the WarpIN window. WarpIN uses decimal indices to
identify the different pages and to switch between them.
See the "Installation Scripts"
page for an overview where this tag should be placed.
In between the <PAGE>
and </PAGE>
tags,
you must specifiy the text which is to be displayed, using the
<TEXT> ... </TEXT>
tags.
Note that regardless of the TYPE
attribute,
all pages allow you to specify text in addition to the controls
which are displayed by WarpIN.
The opening <PAGE>
tag can have the following attributes:
INDEX=x
NEXTBUTTON
tag description).
TYPE="type"
type
must be
one of the following:
TEXT
: This is a text-only page. It has no other functionality
than to display some text.
TEXT
pages are optional,
but strongly recommended for introductory information
on the first page. You can specify as many TEXT
pages as you like.
README
: This is a text-only page too, but as opposed to the
TEXT
type, this displays both a static introductory text
(specified with the TEXT
block, as usual)
plus a README
block, which displays
additional text in a multi-line entry field. This page type is recommended for
displaying a licence agreement or other README information.
You can specify as many README
pages as you like.
CONTAINER
: This is the "container" page, which lists the packages
contained in the archive (described by the
<PCK> ... </PCK>
tags) in a
container tree view and allows the user to specify installation parameters such as
which packages should be installed and where.
There must be exactly one CONTAINER
page in the script.
The next page should be the CONFIGURE
page.
CONFIGURE
: This is the "system configuration" page,
which allows the user to specify what changes should be made to the
OS/2 system configuration. This page also has the "Create response file..."
button, which allows the user to save the package and configuration information
in a WarpIN response file for CID installation. You should therefore always
specify a CONFIGURE
page, even if there's nothing to configure.
Even though a CONFIGURE
page is optional,
it is the only way that WarpIN can do the following:
<PCK> ... </PCK>
tags.
When turning to the CONFIGURE
page, WarpIN automatically determines
from the data of the selected packages whether configuration is neccessary at all.
If so, checkboxes
are displayed to allow the user to prevent WarpIN from modifying the system
configuration.
On this page, the NEXTBUTTON
tag should have the INDEX=0
attribute so that after this page,
the actual installation will start.
Optionally, after the CONFIGURE
page, you can display another TEXT
page also, which must then have the INDEX
set to 0.