Can anybody tell me why Property("TempFolder") works and Session.TargetPath("TempFolder") does not? The CA is well after file costing. ~simple vbscript ca: Dim sDir msgbox Property("TempFolder") & vbcrlf & Session.TargetPath("TempFolder")
That does sound surprising; are there any hints in a verbose MSI log? Is there any reason you cannot just use the property instead of the directory's TargetPath?
I can use Property but the script should operate with Session.TargetPath. You see, I am converting all my Wise packages to Installshield and now I have to edit all my CAs that contain TargetPath.
That's fair; I totally understand why you wouldn't want to make that change. However the VBS support represented in the Session object is part of Windows Installer itself, and unless there's a significant difference in how the directories are structured between the Wise package and the InstallShield one, or in the sequencing of your custom action (mainly whether it's before or after CostFinalize), I would not have expected the behavior to change.
