Is there a way to put header info on a powershell widget
e.g. Description is Gateways with (<count>) added by code
you set up the Grid Widget to return a set of rows with desired info
it would be nice to add count beside description on the
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Is there a way to put header info on a powershell widget
e.g. Description is Gateways with (<count>) added by code
you set up the Grid Widget to return a set of rows with desired info
it would be nice to add count beside description on the
Hi!
Header = Title? No.
Header = Column name? Yes:
$OUT = "<catalog><book id='1'><Status>Active</Status><Count>20</Count><Instance>ORA81</Instance></book><book id='2'><Status>Active</Status><Count>25</Count><Instance>ORA82</Instance></book></catalog>" $xmlObject = [XML]$OUT $Result = $xmlObject.SelectNodes("//book") foreach($object in $Result) { $dataObject = $ScriptContext.CreateInstance("xsd://foo!bar/baz") $dataObject["Id"] = [String]($object.Id) # here is the column with the variable: $dataObject["Count (Sum: $Result.count)"] = [String]($object.Count) $dataObject["Status"] = [String]($object.Status) $dataObject["Instance"] = [String]($object.Instance) $ScriptContext.ReturnCollection.Add($dataObject) }
See the "Count (Sum: $Result.count)" after the comment line. This is untested (got no lab connectivity) but should work as long as the variable stays same for each object.
Cheers,
Patrick