Comments by Liktor Janos (Top 14 by date)

I think this is merely an RTFM situation :-)
Nevertheless I'll try to help :)
So... now you should resolve the missing package issues. Yes, maybe you'll have more than one as you proceed further. Try the NuGet GUI to resolve these missing package things. It's more simple than command line.
After that, you should check the current directory in PM console. Try that DIR command as I suggested above. Based on that output you can check if there is a MODEL directory, and WHERE is this MODEL directory.

It's worth a try. Just for make sure: your MDF file is exists and valid and accessible.
And the same goes for the -OutputDir, because there is no directory hanging in the air like "Models". It has to be a path that leads for this directory. You can specify it, or it can depends on current directory.

By the way what happens if you run the DIR command in package management console?

Ok, now we have an error message :) Let's see what file path involved in this issue.
You can be wrong with:
- path to mdf file
- path to target directory
You should try all of these paths as an absoulute path. Of course not for production, just for bug hunting. I mean like this: -OutputDir c:\somedirectory\

Hm... maybe you should put a space between "SqlServer" and "-Verbose"
The same goes to your first command too with the -OutputDir argument.

By the way, you should check these:
- Are your connection string settings correct?
- All of your related tables has primary keys?
- Maybe your new files exists, however they are not added to the solution.

Can you show the exact error message? It would be easier to help if we know more than "still no luck"

Overriding the Uninstall method simply enable your code to run instead of the original Uninstall method. I think the original question is about detect starting of any OTHER uninstalling process (not your program, but any other that is not based on your code and executable) and do some operation. Of course it would be helpful to know what was the true intention of Member 14369462

Ok, however it is depends on the context. Do you want to simply do some logging? Or want to prevent to start your uninstaller twice? Are you interested in a specific application uninstaller running state? Or you like to know if ANY uninstaller started by something/someone?
More important, you like to modify your own code, or like to hook up on installer process belongs to someone.
I have a few idea, althought you should fill in more details if I may ask :)

Oh, I almost forget: what about the external DIV? That has a span class="c" child element, althought not as direct descendants. What do you want with that DIV? Add as "class=\"c\"" to the array, or add as "0". Moreover, when do you wan to add it, on the opening or closing node?