nsdialogs browse for folder

[dougcvc]

I am trying to create a browse button which brings up a select folder dialog then returns and displays the selection in a text box next to the browse button.

Is there any way of refreshing the nsdialog page?

I have only just started using nsdialogs so theres a lot i still dont understand about it and i have been stuck on this for ages.

Here is some example code which is probably the easiest way to demonstrate it.

code:


Name test

OutFile test.exe

XPStyle on

!include nsDialogs.nsh

Page custom nsDialogsPage

Page instfiles



var /global SOURCE

var /global DEST

var /global BROWSESOURCE

var /global BROWSEDEST

var /global SOURCETEXT

var /global DESTTEXT

Var Dialog





Function nsDialogsPage



	#Create Dialog and quit if error

	nsDialogs::Create 1018

	Pop $Dialog

	${If} $Dialog == error

		Abort

	${EndIf}	





	StrCpy $SOURCE "C:\"

	StrCpy $DEST "C:\"



	${NSD_CreateLabel} 0 10 100% 12u "Source"

	${NSD_CreateText} 0 30 80% 12u "$SOURCE"

	pop $SOURCETEXT

	${NSD_CreateBrowseButton} 320 30 20% 12u "Browse"

	pop $BROWSESOURCE



	${NSD_CreateLabel} 0 60 100% 12u "Destination"

	${NSD_CreateText} 0 80 80% 12u "$DEST"

	pop $DESTTEXT

	${NSD_CreateBrowseButton} 320 80 20% 12u "Browse"

	pop $BROWSEDEST





	${NSD_OnClick} $BROWSESOURCE Browsesource

	${NSD_OnClick} $BROWSEDEST Browsedest



nsDialogs::Show

FunctionEnd



Function Browsesource

nsDialogs::SelectFolderDialog "Select Source Folder" "c:\"

pop $SOURCE

FunctionEnd



Function Browsedest

nsDialogs::SelectFolderDialog "Select Destination Folder" "c:\"

Pop $DEST

FunctionEnd



Section ""

SectionEnd

Any suggestions would be great thanks

[pengyou]

I don't know much about nsdialogs either but this seems to do what you want:

code:
Function Browsesource

nsDialogs::SelectFolderDialog "Select Source Folder" "c:\"

pop $SOURCE

${NSD_SetText} $SOURCETEXT $SOURCE

FunctionEnd



Function Browsedest

nsDialogs::SelectFolderDialog "Select Destination Folder" "c:\"

Pop $DEST

${NSD_SetText} $DESTTEXT $DEST

FunctionEnd

[dougcvc]

nice one thank u so much nice and simple knew i was missing something stupid.