Check whether the user has clicked yes or no from air installer

Hi,
I am instaling the Adobe air from my application. I want to know whether the user clicked on yes button or no button in the air installer.
Regards,
Jayagopal.

Hi,
Checking user existence from the Site Groups may result in permission issue. As every user might not have permission to the site groups. I have tested this scenario.
In my opinion, best to use the User groups collection to check whether user belongs to specific group or not.
Here is the sample code.
SPUser currentUser = SPContext.Current.Web.CurrentUser;
SPGroupCollection currentUserGroups = currentUser.Groups;
foreach(SPGroup currentUserGroup in currentUserGroups)
if(currentUserGroup.Name == "xyz")
// Do your operations
Please don't forget to mark it answered, if your problem resolved or helpful.

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