Actually, no. I just tried to query for some other native Nintex action and I am getting the same thing I see with the Powershell action. What does it mean to "Contact your administrator to enable"? If I know how to do this, I think I can get the Powershell custom action working, too. I cannot find instructions on how to resolve this.

Thank you for your attention!

Try replacing localhost with the machine name.

Cheers!

Aaron

Does this solution require PSRemoting?

Any plans to move this project elsewhere when codeplex shuts down? or should I save my copy in my virtual safebox?

But what do I insert in the "PowerShell Script" richt text box, when my PS script is laying on the server?

 already tried:

C:FolderSubfolderScript.ps1 -Param1 "NintexWFVar"  -Param2 "NintexWFItemProp"

...but nothing happens.

I hope u understand what I mean.

Can somebody give me a hint please?

Greets Martin

Thanks for the fast reply.

Unfortunately this does not work in my case and I am not getting any errors.

When I simply open the shell on the server and paste C:FolderSubfolderScript.ps1 -Param1 "NintexWFVar"  -Param2 "NintexWFItemProp", the script will execute as expected.

Could it be any reason my script is designed?

This is my script::

param(
    [string]$DestWebURL,
    [string]$PCGroup,
    [string]$ProductName
)
if(!(Get-PSSnapin Microsoft.SharePoint.PowerShell -ea 0))
{
Write-Progress -Activity "Loading Modules" -Status "Loading Microsoft.SharePoint.PowerShell"
Add-PSSnapin Microsoft.SharePoint.PowerShell
}
function AddFileShareLink{
    #Get Web
    $w = Get-SPWeb $DestWebURL
    #Get Placeholder
    $node = $w.Navigation.Quicklaunch | where {$_.Title -eq "FS2Link Placeholder"}
    
    #Check Placeholder Existence
    if($node){
        #Build FS-Link
        $fsLink = "file://fs2srv/_SP_Product_Center/" + $PCGroup + "/" + $ProductName
        $fsLinkName = "FS2SRV " + $ProductName;
        $fsNode = New-Object Microsoft.SharePoint.Navigation.SPNavigationNode($fsLinkName, $fsLink)
        
        #Add to Quicklaunch
        $w.Navigation.Quicklaunch.AddAsLast($fsNode)
        #Move New Node Position
        $fsNode.Move($w.Navigation.QuickLaunch, $node)
        $node.Delete()
    }
}
AddFileShareLink

Hi Martin,

Thanks for your reply. I tested a simple Script which accesses the SP PS CMD-Lets and should just return me the list count of the website.

I tried it with a normal *.ps1 and your variation as ps module, but both weren´t working.

Here is the module code:

Param(
    [string]$Url
)

function TestMe{
Add-PSSnapin Microsoft.SharePoint.PowerShell

$w = Get-SPWeb($Url)
$count = $w.Lists.Count

return $count
}
Export-ModuleMember -function TestMe

Here the line i wrote in the ntx wf action:

Import-Module -Name C:BatchTestMe.psm TestMe -Url "http://intranet"

The funny thing at this point is, when i only let the action return the SPWeb-Object, it works:

But trying to access the properties of the SPWeb object is never working. Can anyone explain this?

Hey Aaron Labiosa‌,

we have a problem to deploy the custom action at our farm (SharePoint 2013).

We try to deploy it with the farm administrator.

The problem is, that in the downloaded "ntx"-zip-file isn't the powershell script or a .wsp-file.

I found the powershell script in the wiki, but as I said, there isn't a wsp-file aynwhere.

Can you or someone else please help us?

The same functionality available in O365? Or any other alternatives for the same in Nintex O365? 

Only on prem as far as this action goes. 

Hey ‌,

have you found a solution for the missing wsp/installer?

Hi Aaron,

              I have downloaded the source code but there is not wsp file in it to install. Can you please guide me where to found the wsp to install.

Many Thanks