need help creating a GUI for this Code!

[Teletha]

Hey i wonder if there's any skilled peeps here that can make a gui with the code bellow that has buttons included and that prints the answers/info inside the gui.

 

 

Code origin: https://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/scriptcenter/Get-Network-Information-of-6d07766f

    param (     [array]$arrComputer="$env:computername"     )          "`n"          Write-Host "Name|    NetworkCard                                  | IP          | SUBNET      | GateWay      | MacADD           | DNS "  -ForegroundColor Green   foreach ( $Computer in $arrComputer ) {            $nwINFO = Get-WmiObject -ComputerName $Computer Win32_NetworkAdapterConfiguration | Where-Object { $_.IPAddress -ne $null } #| Select-Object DNSHostName,Description,IPAddress,IpSubnet,DefaultIPGateway,MACAddress,DNSServerSearchOrder | format-Table * -AutoSize      #| Select-Object DNSHostName,Description,IPAddress,IpSubnet,DefaultIPGateway,MACAddress,DNSServerSearchOrder     $nwServerName = $nwINFO.DNSHostName     $nwDescrip = $nwINFO.Description     $nwIPADDR = $nwINFO.IPAddress     $nwSUBNET = $nwINFO.IpSubnet     $nwGateWay = $nwINFO.DefaultIPGateway     $nwMacADD = $nwINFO.MACAddress     $nwDNS = $nwINFO.DNSServerSearchOrder     #        Server/CompName   |NetworkCard | IPAdress  |  SubnetMask|  Gateway    | MAC Address|   DNS |     Write-Host "$nwServerName | $nwDescrip | $nwIPADDR | $nwSUBNET | $nwGateWay | $nwMacADD | $nwDNS " | ft *      } 

[r3bify]

Simplest way:

[System.Reflection.Assembly]::LoadWithPartialName("System.Windows.Forms")param (     [array]$arrComputer="$env:computername" ) "`n" Write-Host "Name|    NetworkCard                                  | IP          | SUBNET      | GateWay      | MacADD           | DNS "  -ForegroundColor Green   foreach ( $Computer in $arrComputer ) {      $nwINFO = Get-WmiObject -ComputerName $Computer Win32_NetworkAdapterConfiguration | Where-Object { $_.IPAddress -ne $null } #| Select-Object DNSHostName,Description,IPAddress,IpSubnet,DefaultIPGateway,MACAddress,DNSServerSearchOrder | format-Table * -AutoSize      #| Select-Object DNSHostName,Description,IPAddress,IpSubnet,DefaultIPGateway,MACAddress,DNSServerSearchOrder     $nwServerName = $nwINFO.DNSHostName     $nwDescrip = $nwINFO.Description     $nwIPADDR = $nwINFO.IPAddress     $nwSUBNET = $nwINFO.IpSubnet     $nwGateWay = $nwINFO.DefaultIPGateway     $nwMacADD = $nwINFO.MACAddress     $nwDNS = $nwINFO.DNSServerSearchOrder     #        Server/CompName   |NetworkCard | IPAdress  |  SubnetMask|  Gateway    | MAC Address|   DNS |     Write-Host "$nwServerName | $nwDescrip | $nwIPADDR | $nwSUBNET | $nwGateWay | $nwMacADD | $nwDNS " | ft * 	[System.Windows.Forms.MessageBox]::Show("$nwServerName | $nwDescrip | $nwIPADDR | $nwSUBNET | $nwGateWay | $nwMacADD | $nwDNS ")}

Otherwise you will need to rewrite it in another language that supports graphical interfaces, do.. whatever with buttons it is that you want to do, and capture the powershell commands.

[madknight3]

Do you need help doing it yourself or do you want someone to make it for you? 

[Teletha]

Simplest way:

[System.Reflection.Assembly]::LoadWithPartialName("System.Windows.Forms")param (     [array]$arrComputer="$env:computername" ) "`n" Write-Host "Name|    NetworkCard                                  | IP          | SUBNET      | GateWay      | MacADD           | DNS "  -ForegroundColor Green   foreach ( $Computer in $arrComputer ) {      $nwINFO = Get-WmiObject -ComputerName $Computer Win32_NetworkAdapterConfiguration | Where-Object { $_.IPAddress -ne $null } #| Select-Object DNSHostName,Description,IPAddress,IpSubnet,DefaultIPGateway,MACAddress,DNSServerSearchOrder | format-Table * -AutoSize      #| Select-Object DNSHostName,Description,IPAddress,IpSubnet,DefaultIPGateway,MACAddress,DNSServerSearchOrder     $nwServerName = $nwINFO.DNSHostName     $nwDescrip = $nwINFO.Description     $nwIPADDR = $nwINFO.IPAddress     $nwSUBNET = $nwINFO.IpSubnet     $nwGateWay = $nwINFO.DefaultIPGateway     $nwMacADD = $nwINFO.MACAddress     $nwDNS = $nwINFO.DNSServerSearchOrder     #        Server/CompName   |NetworkCard | IPAdress  |  SubnetMask|  Gateway    | MAC Address|   DNS |     Write-Host "$nwServerName | $nwDescrip | $nwIPADDR | $nwSUBNET | $nwGateWay | $nwMacADD | $nwDNS " | ft * 	[System.Windows.Forms.MessageBox]::Show("$nwServerName | $nwDescrip | $nwIPADDR | $nwSUBNET | $nwGateWay | $nwMacADD | $nwDNS ")}

Otherwise you will need to rewrite it in another language that supports graphical interfaces, do.. whatever with buttons it is that you want to do, and capture the powershell commands.

there is a gui in powershell: http://www.drdobbs.com/windows/building-gui-applications-in-powershell/240049898 

 

but im to bad to iplement it =/

[Teletha]

Do you need help doing it yourself or do you want someone to make it for you? 

 

well it would be nice if some1 could make it but i don't know how hard it is to actually make it 

[Blake]

I warn against this for beginners. Powershell is a CLI driven language, be prepared for anything not CLI to be a real pain to code.

[r3bify]

there is a gui in powershell: http://www.drdobbs.com/windows/building-gui-applications-in-powershell/240049898 

 

but im to bad to iplement it =/

You page you linked to 404's.

 

It shouldn't be too hard to implement a gui in powershell, since the code I added to your existing code was to add messageboxes.

If you need more help, check out this example.

 

Again, I recommend using something other than powershell if you need an interactive gui, it will be better in the long run. And you should be able to capture the output of powershell commands if you really need them, I've done it in C# applications in the past.

[madknight3]

well it would be nice if some1 could make it but i don't know how hard it is to actually make it 

 

If you can't do it yourself or can't get someone to do it for free, there are many freelance sites where you can pay someone to do it for you.