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Hi!<br />
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yep, args is the solution.<br />
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Well - we edited some registry entries in HKEY_Classes_Root for ftp, http and https. Under http\shell\open\command you can enter a script which should run.<br />
Currently I have the value : &lt;C:\windows\system32\windo<wbr />wspowershe<wbr />ll\version<wbr />\powershel<wbr />l exe&quot; -file &quot;Filepath&quot; %1&gt; &nbsp;(without &lt;&gt;&nbsp;ofc :-) ) in there.<br />
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In the powershell script i can use args[0] to handle the Link.<br />
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Thanks for coming up with the args :-)
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Hi!

yep, args is the solution.

Well - we edited some registry entries in HKEY_Classes_Root for ftp, http and https. Under http\shell\open\command you can enter a script which should run.
Currently I have the value : <C:\windows\system32\windowspowershell\version\powershell exe" -file "Filepath" %1>  (without <> ofc :-) ) in there.

In the powershell script i can use args[0] to handle the Link.

Thanks for coming up with the args :-)

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Hi Folks<br />
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Currently when we click a hyperlink, it runs a VBS Script to determine if the link is internal (normally run Browser) or external (run IE from rdp-connection).<br />
Now I need to upgrade the script to powershell.<br />
My Current problem is: When I click on a Link to run a ps-script, how do I reach the clicked link to determine if it's internal or external?<br />
In vbs it would be Wscript.Arguments(0) &nbsp;to work with. But what is it in Powershell? Has anyone a clue?<br />
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Best Wishes
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Hi Folks

Currently when we click a hyperlink, it runs a VBS Script to determine if the link is internal (normally run Browser) or external (run IE from rdp-connection).
Now I need to upgrade the script to powershell.
My Current problem is: When I click on a Link to run a ps-script, how do I reach the clicked link to determine if it's internal or external?
In vbs it would be Wscript.Arguments(0)  to work with. But what is it in Powershell? Has anyone a clue?

Best Wishes

On click on http link run Powershell Script - How to get the link as variable

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