Adding a checkbox/radio button with text in forms designer

Hi,

Newb… been having fun with powershell pro tools in visual studio.

My query.

I drag and drop a checkbox or radiobutton onto my form from the toolbox.

Looking at the youtube vids and what not – it appears that there should be associated text that
should appear along with the box/button that I can move around the place and change according to
my requirements. And these options appear in the properties.

I get nothing.

Before I create a label… I was wondering what I am doing wrong.

I just want a “save preferences” single tick box option for my needs. Some doc talks about
multiple tickboxes ??

TIA

Cheers
Peter

Tool: Visual Studio, Visual Studio Code, PSScriptPad, PowerShell Module
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You should be able to click on the check box on the form and have all the properties of the control appear in the properties window.

Can you send a screenshot of what it looks like in your environment?

Hoping this works.

As you can see, I get nothing. Your screenshot shows what I was expecting.

However. . I started a new project, created new form and it worked fine.

Ergo … I suspect I have problems with my project ?

I am wondering if it is to do with the resx files. I have noticed that when I in a textbox with a lot of text, it does
not work either.

This project has a couple of scripts and a few forms . When I create a new form it asks me something about resources files.

As this is the first powershell project I have attempted, I probably made a mess of it…

Would be grateful for any pointers on how to fix this ? Start a new project and import the files ??

Regards
Peter

Can you try changing the font color? I won’t if the text is hidden because it’s matching the background color.

Dear oh dear oh dear. :zipper_mouth_face:

Sir … I must confess, that was something I had not even considered.
And I have spent days scratching around.

Thank you so much.

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