Say I have a file defined as:
<DirectoryRef Id="ScriptsLocation">
<Component Id="RegisterHttpModulePS1"
Guid="601270C9-29CB-4E64-B789-3BAF118F6001">
<File Id="register_httpmodule.ps1"
Name="register-httpmodule.ps1"
Source="CustomActions\register-httpmodule.ps1"
KeyPath="yes"
Assembly="no"/>
</Component>
</DirectoryRef>
And a custom action defined as:
<CustomAction Id="SetRegisterHttpModuleProperties"
Property="RegisterHttpModuleCA"
Value="[PowerShell];[WEBSITE];[Module];[Assembly];[AssemblyType]"
Return="check"
Execute="immediate"/>
How can I reference the full path of the installed file (e.g. C:\Program
Files\My App\register-httpmodule.ps1) such that I could include it as a
variable in CustomAction/@Value as I have with the other properties?
Ryan Taylor
Office (207)-504-5294
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