Powershell GUI-复制按钮

Question

I have a Powershell GUI Script, and the final thing I need to do is add a button to copy user credentials to the clipboard.

Below, is the relevant code.

$ResultsCopy                     = New-Object system.Windows.Forms.Button
$ResultsCopy.text                = "Copy"
$ResultsCopy.width               = 185
$ResultsCopy.height              = 29
$ResultsCopy.location            = New-Object System.Drawing.Point(160,349)
$ResultsCopy.Font                = 'Georgia,10'
$ResultsCopy.Add_Click({ ResultsCopy })

Function ResultsCopy
{"
 Display Name: $DisplayName
 Username: $SAMAccountName
 Email: $Mail 
 Password: $passwordvalue" | clip}

It then copies to the clipboard as

 Display Name:
 Username:
 Email:
 Password:

No Data is actually grabbed for some reason.

It should look like the following

 Display Name: James Timms
 Username: James.Timms
 Email: James.Timms@Mail.com
 Password: SuperSecurePassword69

Hopefully somebody has an idea

Was asked to clarify the parameters / variables so below i will do so

$DisplayName = $UCFirstNameParam + " " + $UCsurNameParam
$Mail = $UCFirstNameParam + "." + $UCsurNameParam + "@" + "annodata.co.uk"
$MailAlias = $UCFirstNameParam + "." + $UCsurNameParam + "@" + $DNSRoot2

$SInitial = $UCsurNameParam[0]
$Initial = $UCFirstNameParam[0]
$SAMAccountName = $UCFirstNameParam + "." + $UCsurNameParam
$SAMAccountLower = $SAMAccountName.ToLower()
$UserPrincipalName = $UCFirstNameParam + "." + $UCsurNameParam

$defaultname = $SAMAccountName
$email = $UCFirstNameParam + "." + $UCsurNameParam
$i = 1

$NewUserParams = @{
path                  = "OU=Bracknell,OU=Sites,DC=annodata,DC=co,DC=uk"
SamAccountName        = $SAMAccountName
Name                  = $SAMAccountName
DisplayName           = $DisplayName
GivenName             = $UCFirstNameParam
Surname               = $UCSurnameParam
EmailAddress          = $Mail
UserPrincipalName     = "$SAMAccountName@annodata.co.uk"
Description           = $UCRoleParam
ChangePasswordAtLogon = $true
PasswordNeverExpires  = $false
AccountPassword       = $password
Enabled               = $true

$UCFirstNameParamLong                 = New-Object System.Windows.Forms.Label
$UCFirstNameParamLong.Text            = $UCFirstName.Text
$UCFirstNameParamLong.Location        = New-Object System.Drawing.Point(180,100)
$UCFirstNameParamLong.AutoSize        = $true
$UCFirstNameParamLong.Font            = 'Georgia,10'

$UCSurnameParamLong                 = New-Object System.Windows.Forms.Label
$UCSurnameParamLong.Text            = $UCSurname.Text
$UCSurnameParamLong.Location        = New-Object System.Drawing.Point(180,150)
$UCSurnameParamLong.AutoSize        = $true
$UCSurnameParamLong.Font            = 'Georgia,10'

$UCRoleParamLong                 = New-Object System.Windows.Forms.Label
$UCRoleParamLong.Text            = $UCRole.Text
$UCRoleParamLong.Location        = New-Object System.Drawing.Point(180,200)
$UCRoleParamLong.AutoSize        = $true
$UCRoleParamLong.Font            = 'Georgia,10'

$UCLocationParamLong                 = New-Object System.Windows.Forms.Label
$UCLocationParamLong.Text            = $UCSiteSelection.Text
$UCLocationParamLong.Location        = New-Object System.Drawing.Point(180,250)
$UCLocationParamLong.AutoSize        = $true
$UCLocationParamLong.Font            = 'Georgia,10'

$UCFirstNameParam = $UCFirstNameParamLong.Text
$UCSurnameParam = $UCSurnameParamLong.Text
$UCRoleParam = $UCRoleParamLong.Text
$UCLocationParam = $UCLocationParamLong.Text

Answer 1

Include

$UCFirstNameParam = $UCFirstNameParamLong.Text
$UCSurnameParam = $UCSurnameParamLong.Text
$UCRoleParam = $UCRoleParamLong.Text
$UCLocationParam = $UCLocationParamLong.Text

in your click event/function:

Function ResultsCopy
{
    $UCFirstNameParam = $UCFirstNameParamLong.Text
    $UCSurnameParam = $UCSurnameParamLong.Text
    $UCRoleParam = $UCRoleParamLong.Text
    $UCLocationParam = $UCLocationParamLong.Text
     "
     Display Name: $DisplayName
     Username: $SAMAccountName
     Email: $Mail 
     Password: $passwordvalue
     " | clip
}

Answer 2

I figured this out now.

Turns out that I did a stupid.

Since i'm working with functions, i forgot that i had to define a global variable.

I declared these, and now it works perfectly

Answer 3

So the issue is how u declared the variables based on how you pasted them. In powershell things are read from top to bottom.

Here is a prime example of out of order variables calling

$DisplayName = $UCFirstNameParam + " " + $UCSurNameParam
$UCFirstNameParam = $UCFirstNameParamLong.Text
$UCSurnameParam = $UCSurnameParamLong.Text

Why this will not work. $DisplayName will not equal anything but the " " becuase you have not declared what $UCFirstNameParam and $UCSurNameParam equal.

The fix would be to create the variables when they are assigned the value

$UCFirstNameParam = $UCFirstNameParamLong.Text
$UCSurnameParam = $UCSurnameParamLong.Text
$DisplayName = $UCFirstNameParam + " " + $UCSurNameParam