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$ not accepted as part of a password
Hi,
I have a problem using $ as part of a password during "get user input".
For example, when I enter Pa$$word123 as the password and immediately display the password, the InstallAnywhere displays Paword123, so it removes 2 $$ in the input.
Is there a way to let InstallAnywhere accept $ in the password?
Thanks a lot for your help.
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1 $ works, but 2 $ together doesn't work.
I did more testing. If there is 1 $ in the password, it worked, but if I have 2 $ together, it didn't work.
It seems to me that this is a bug in InstallAnywhere. It should definitely be fixed.
Let me know if I am wrong.
Thanks for your help in advance.
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You should use "Do not substitute unknown variables" in your variable. It is detailed in SP3 release notes.
--Jerome
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Would 2010 have the functionality?
Thank you so much for your response, Jerome.
I am using 2010 version and am wondering if that version has the functionality. If not, do I have to upgrade to 2011 version?
Thanks.
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Get User Input
Hi,
My case is that during "Get User Input", the password was entered as Pa$$word123, then I will use it in a text file.
Thanks Jerome for the hint. I tried to use "Modify Text File" with “Substitute InstallAnywhere variables in file” unchecked, but that seemed not doing the trick.
Is it too late to modify the variable in a text file after "Get User Input" since both $ was already removed.
Thanks.
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