Wyatt O'Day (Wyatt) has made 7817 posts.
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Post on Sep 23, 2012Are you using IIS as well?
However it would be MUCH simpler if I could avoid deploying and updating files that are not needed …
Exactly. Meaning your app will check every 12 days. Not every day, and certainly not every start of …
Post on Sep 23, 2012The AutomaticUpdater doesn't check on every start. See the "DaysBetweenChecks" property.
Post on Sep 23, 2012Set the UpdateType to Automatic.
Post on Sep 23, 2012The AutomaticUpdater doesn't check on every startup. That would be stupid (and a major waste of your…
See: AutomaticUpdater tutorial for Windows Forms: Then associate the menu item with the AutomaticUp…
Are you saying you're passing a fake product key to CheckAndSavePKey()? Here's probably what you'r…
One more related question: my MSI installer created also a File Type link for a particular file exte…
Clear the proxy settings from Internet Explorer and don't set any for wyUpdate. if you can't do that…
To self-update wyUpdate.exe (the updater program you include with your app). If you don't want to us…
Post on Sep 21, 2012The client.wyc doesn't self-update. wyUpdate does. Yes, you can disable self-update by hosting wyUpd…
You don't need to run your own server. If you want to put a "self-serve" offline activation form on …
Post on Sep 20, 2012Sorry, no, you need a server side language to handle some things. You can just use the form mostly a…
Does it do a server side check to validate? No, but we do various tests to detect fraud (rolling s…
Yes, you'll need to change the icon in the source. See: How to make a custom version of wyUpdate.
What version of wyUpdate.exe and the AutomaticUpdater.dll are you using? Right click, click properti…
You can't use relative paths. You must use absolute paths.
Post on Sep 20, 2012No, you have to pass the updatepath to wyUpdate. Either use a batch file or call it directly from yo…