Guys,
I did not test this version yet but,
why??
I use this all the time.
When the user is out of defer times i still want to present a countdown to give them the change to save their work.
Quint
Comments: Hey guys, This is my fault I believe. This is something that Sean added that I wasn't aware of - as I understood it, closing apps automatically when deferrals are being used (even when expired) might have been a bad thing, so I added a check so this wouldn't be allowed. Can one of you remove the following lines from AppDeployToolkitMain.ps1, under Show-InstallationWelcome: If ($AllowDefer -eq $true -and $CloseAppsCountdown -ne 0) { Throw "You cannot use both AllowDefer and CloseAppsCountdown at the same time" } And confirm CloseAppsCountdown works again with AllowDefer? Thanks, Dan
I did not test this version yet but,
why??
I use this all the time.
When the user is out of defer times i still want to present a countdown to give them the change to save their work.
Quint
Comments: Hey guys, This is my fault I believe. This is something that Sean added that I wasn't aware of - as I understood it, closing apps automatically when deferrals are being used (even when expired) might have been a bad thing, so I added a check so this wouldn't be allowed. Can one of you remove the following lines from AppDeployToolkitMain.ps1, under Show-InstallationWelcome: If ($AllowDefer -eq $true -and $CloseAppsCountdown -ne 0) { Throw "You cannot use both AllowDefer and CloseAppsCountdown at the same time" } And confirm CloseAppsCountdown works again with AllowDefer? Thanks, Dan