New-Grid -Rows 5 {    
    New-Label "Please Enter Your Name" 
    New-TextBox -Name YourName -Row 1 
    New-Label "Sex:" -Row 2
    New-StackPanel -Row 3 {
        New-RadioButton -Content "Male" -IsChecked $true 
        New-RadioButton -Content "Female" -Column 1
    }
    New-Button "Done" -Row 4 -On_Click { 
        $yourName = $window | Get-ChildControl YourName 
        $sex = $window | 
            Get-ChildControl | 
            Where-Object {
               $_ -is [Windows.Controls.RadioButton] -and
               $_.IsChecked
            } | 
            Foreach-Object {
                $_.Content
            }
        if (-not $yourName.Text) {
            [Windows.Messagebox]::show("Who are you?")
        }
        $global:information = New-Object Object |
            Add-Member NoteProperty Name $yourName.Text -PassThru |
            Add-Member NoteProperty Sex $sex -PassThru        
        $window.Close()
    }
} -show

New-Grid -Rows 5 {    
    New-Label "Please Enter Your Name" 
    New-TextBox -Name YourName -Row 1 
    New-Label "Sex:" -Row 2
    New-StackPanel -Row 3 {
        New-RadioButton -Content "Male" -IsChecked $true 
        New-RadioButton -Content "Female" -Column 1
    }
    New-Button "Done" -Row 4 -On_Click { 
        $yourName = $window | Get-ChildControl YourName 
        $sex = $window | 
            Get-ChildControl | 
            Where-Object {
               $_ -is [Windows.Controls.RadioButton] -and
               $_.IsChecked
            } | 
            Foreach-Object {
                $_.Content
            }
        if (-not $yourName.Text) {
            [Windows.Messagebox]::show("Who are you?")
        }
        $global:information = New-Object Object |
            Add-Member NoteProperty Name $yourName.Text -PassThru |
            Add-Member NoteProperty Sex $sex -PassThru        
        $window.Close()
    }
} -show

Tonight  we are joined by PowerShell MVP Oisin Grehan to talk about managing SharePoint with PowerShell.

News

Resources

 

When it comes to scripting, youâre a warrior. But mighty warriors need mighty tools! For awesome PowerShell scripting, nothing matches the might of Questâs PowerGUI. Versatile and easy to use, PowerGUI helps you build commanding scripts that leverage PowerShellâs strength across the enterprise. Now, ruling your domain is easier than ever.

Is your scripting might equal to the challenge? Put the power in your hands â download PowerGUI today

 

• Show-Menu function: an easy way to create console-based multiple-choice menus.
  • Be sure to download the required Scripting module from here first.  Thanks to listener Jason Archer for finding it.
• What is required to use Invoke-VMScript?
  
• PowerBoots example from Karl Prosser
• Brandon Shell gives us info on functions and why they are important
• Five simple functions for SharePoint
• Richard Siddaway shows us a new way to create hash tables
• Robbie Faust posts his PowerShell RegEx quick reference script

Tips 

• Pasting PowerShell scripts into blog posts

•  
  • Lee Holmesâ Set-ClipboardScript script
  • Andy Schneider adds to it with the âthinned htmlâ option in MS Live Writer
  • Hal points out the Code Snippet plugin for Live Writer
• Thomas Lee shows us way to run cmd.exe within PowerShell
• V2: Get-Alias -Definition parameter

One-Liner

PS > Get-Module -list | fl name, description

Tonight  we are joined by PowerShell MVP Oisin Grehan to talk about managing SharePoint with PowerShell.

News