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Yes it works. I’ve used Custom
Action type 34 like this: <CustomAction Id="LaunchBrowser" ExeCommand='"[ProgramFilesFolder]Internet
Explorer\iexplore.exe""http://www.live.com"' Directory='INSTALLDIR' Return="asyncNoWait" /> But it means that
I can not use default browser? Thanks Leila From: Bob Arnson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Please keep wix-users
on the thread. Here is my code: <Property
Id="BROWSER">
<RegistrySearch Id='DefaultBrowser' Type='raw' Root='HKCR'
Key='http\shell\open\command' /> </Property> <CustomAction Id='LaunchBrowser'
Property='BROWSER' ExeCommand='www.live.com'
Return='asyncNoWait' /> <Control Id="HyperLink" Type="PushButton"
X="50" Y="20" Width="150" Height="50"
Cancel="yes" Text="{\HyperLinkStyle}$(loc.MsgDotNetFrameworkDependency)">
<Text></Text>
<Publish Event="DoAction"
Value="LaunchBrowser"></Publish> </Control> But it doesn’t do anything. It
can find default browser but nothing happened. I didn’t find anything like
error in log file. What value does BROWSER have? If IE is the default
browser, it usually contains extra command-line parameters that won't work with
a type 50 custom action. You might want to try
CustomAction/@Directory,@ExeCommand -- that lets you pass the whole command line.
But I'm not sure if it'll work either -- the HKCR value generally contains
placed arguments. -- sig://boBhttp://bobs.org |
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