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‎Nov 21, 2008
05:52 AM
Custom Action and conditions
Hi everyone,
I'm back at InstallShield after many years, so my knowledge is a bit rusty.
In a project, I've created a custom action in VBScript to enable the display of ASP pages in IIS >= 6. This works fine.
However, when executed on WinXP (with IIS = 5), the script fails - no surprise.
So I added the following condition to the custom action: 'IIS_VERSION >= 6'; but it doesn't work - as soon as I specify anything in the condition field, the script stops executing, no matter the condition.
What am I missing here?
Regards,
Lars
I'm back at InstallShield after many years, so my knowledge is a bit rusty.
In a project, I've created a custom action in VBScript to enable the display of ASP pages in IIS >= 6. This works fine.
However, when executed on WinXP (with IIS = 5), the script fails - no surprise.
So I added the following condition to the custom action: 'IIS_VERSION >= 6'; but it doesn't work - as soon as I specify anything in the condition field, the script stops executing, no matter the condition.
What am I missing here?
Regards,
Lars
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‎Nov 21, 2008
02:38 PM
Have you validated the value of IIS_VERSION through the use of a log file?
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‎Nov 22, 2008
08:56 AM
No - but I've validated it using a messagebox.;)
Regards,
Lars
Regards,
Lars
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‎Nov 24, 2008
01:09 PM
You should probably review a log file instead to get an idea of the path of that property. It's possible that something is changing or that your script is actually launching but could be crashing.
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