Hi everyone,
So I have a powershell GUI script where the users input stuff, there is a textbox and 9 comboboxes.
Everything works fine, I call the function this way:
$return myFunction $param1 $param2 $param3 ...
Then, in my function, I return all the values from the textbox and 9 comboboxes this way:
return myTextBox.Text, myComboBox1.SelectedItem, myComboBox2.SelectedItem ...
Now when I want to use the values in my $return table, I'd do this:
"Value of textbox: " +$return[0]
"Value of combobox1: " +$return[1]
...
Now this is where my problem begins...
The number of values in the comboboxes are ALL added to my $return variable.
For instance, let's say my first combo box had 5 choices, my $return variable will look something like this if i simply show it on screen:
0
1
2
3
4
It does that for EVERY combo box, if the second one had 3 choices it would then add: 0,1,2 to the next values of my $return variable. And only AFTER these numbers do the real values selected by the user show. A little something like this:
0
1
2
4
0
1
0
1
2
0
1
2
3
James
Neal
Washington
True
Yes
November
So to use the first value selected by the user I have to use $return[13] instead of $return[0] since there are so many numbers there.
So I have two questions, I'd like to know why it's doing this and how can I manage to remove these values and only have the ones the user has selected in my $return variable.
I hope I'm being clear!
Thank you! 