In this post, I will show you how to add dynamic content inside a WPF window in PowerShell. Most of the time, we display dynamic data inside a Datagrid or a Listview, but what if we want to create our own display for each item?
Recently I came across this post: “Let’s play with SNCF API and Powershell!” written by Etienne Deneuve. You can get a list of the next train in a specific train station.
What‘s that got to do with us?
What‘s that got to do with us?
The answer is simple, this script will return a dynamic result for each query. And that’s a good example to use. Here is a window with a datagrid to show what we have done up until now, and a new block to show what could be done with a dynamic display.
