Receiving error trying to use trying to use a dynamic folder script with powershell

[stefan_koell]

Hi Troy,

you may need to set the execution policy to Unrestricted in order to make it work. Also check the Options -> Dynamic Folder page to see if you are referring to the PowerShell 7 executable:

https://www.royalapps.com/go/help-ts-win-v7-ref-options-scriptinterpreter

The latest version of Royal TS now supports setting environment variables instead of using replacement tokens. Check this thread:

Evolution proposals for dynamic folder with PowerShell

Here are a few limitations with the way dynamic folder works in PowerShell today: 1. Impossible to get the ’ character (simple quote) in a token provided by Royal TS If we want to retrieve the description, we’ll do it like this in PowerShell: $TargetDescription = ‘$Target.Description$’ except that “$Target.Description$” will be replaced by the correct value in the temporary PowerShell script generated by Royal TS and then executed. If the description is “Sam’s VM for testing”, we’ll get: $T…

With environment variables you could sign your scripts you place in the dynamic folder/credential scripts.

Let me know if this helps.

Regards,
Stefan