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Problem with Options-Tools-Execute After.

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I tried to use Options-Tools-Execute After and when I clicked the folder icon on the right and selected CleanUp.exe, then Open, the field was filled with the fully qualified name, not %wpipath%. It also did not have double quotes around it. I went to the useroptions.js file, changed to %wpipath% and placed the double quotes around it and it worked. If I go back into Options, there are no double quotes around the name. If I do a save, the the quotes are removed from the entry in the useroptions.js. I can also place the double quotes around it in Options. They are stored in useroptions.js, but are not there the next time I open Options.

Please let me know if this is working correctly and if so, how I should code it to get it to work without editing useroptions.js.

Thanks, John.

Huh.....strange. I will get it fixed Wed.

The entire process of %wpipath% and such and selecting files needs to re-worked. Especially for a network share. That can be worked around with Options -> General -> Default install path -> Custom...

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Thanks you two for your response, but I don't understand. I tried the

Options -> General -> Default install path -> Custom...
and it does not change what is filled in when I click on the folder icon in the Tools tab Execute After. I have a work around now, if I don't save a new Option which wipes out the double quotes I use.

Thanks, John.

Problem is fixed. It never did do the path check (%wpipath%, %root%, etc). It does now and sets quotes properly.

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