Refreshing XAML GUI in powershell

Question

I am building a GUI for some of the tasks we need to do (mostly for the people with no powershell knowledge, so they don't have to run commands etc).

Basically I have a couple of windows where they can enter input or hit some buttons. Now I have to open them up in a new window every time they hit next or continue.

Is there a way to clear my current window and load in the elements needed for the next step?

Using tabs is not an option as the options/textboxes/buttons etc. are dependent on which button they hit in their previous screen.

I tried stuff like $window.clear() but that doesn't work.

What ideally would happen is that I can generate the window and then use functions to dynamically change the layout of the windows and add/remove the necessary components.

Anyone has any ideas on how to handle this?

Answer 1

One option is hiding/unhiding elements?

update-window -Control (element) -Property Visibility -Value Hidden