$EventData.xxx not consistently working as expected in New-UDTableColumn with logic

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I am seeing odd behavior when using New-UDTableColumn and displaying the $EventData. I have two columns I am processing from the same object and one works and displays find and the other does not - it does show the value in the UDToast but does not include it on the table.

I have also tried different ways of tackling this including moving the logic part outside of the New-UDTableColumn block and instead using a New-UDTableColumn with -Render else just New-UDTableColumn to get the desired effect and it reverses the issue where the UDSelect then doesn’t show the EventData as desired.

This behaved the same in PSU 2.1.2 and I updated to PS 2.2.1 hoping it might fix it but it did not.

Thanks in advance.

New-UDTableColumn -Property BlockSizeKB -Title 'BlockSizeKB' -Align Center -Render {
  $BlockSizeKBList = @(
    ' '
    '1'
    '2'
    '4'
    '8'
    '16'
    '32'
    '64'
  )
  if ($EventData.BlockSizeKB -match '^\d+') {
    Show-UDToast -Message $EventData.BlockSizeKB -Duration 10000
    $EventData.BlockSizeKB
  } else {
    New-UDSelect -Id "BlockSizeKBList_$($EventData.DiskNumber)" -Option {
      $BlockSizeKBList | ForEach-Object {
        New-UDSelectOption -Name $_ -Value $_
      }
    } -DefaultValue ' '
  }
}
New-UDTableColumn -Property PartitionStyle -Title 'PartitionStyle' -Align Center -Render {
  $PartitionStyleList = @(
    'RAW'
    'MBR'
    'GPT'
  )
  if ($EventData.PartitionStyle.ToUpper() -eq 'RAW') {
    New-UDSelect -Id "PartitionStyleList_$($EventData.DiskNumber)"-Option {
      $PartitionStyleList | ForEach-Object {
        New-UDSelectOption -Name $_ -Value $_
      }
    } -DefaultValue $EventData.PartitionStyle.ToUpper()
  } else {
    $EventData.PartitionStyle
  }
}

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Product: PowerShell Universal
Version: 2.2.1
2

Can you try putting the value in a typography to see if that helps?

New-UDTypography -Text $EventData.BlockSizeKB
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Thanks. That did it. Weird that it wasn’t needed in the other column basically doing the same thing.

4

That is weird. Is BlockSizeKB an int? Maybe it’s cuz partition style was a string.

5

It originally is an int but in the object used for table it is converted to a string.

$newObject = [PSCustomObject]@{
  Name               = $systemLookupData.ServerFQDN
  Volume             = $volume
  VolumeName         = $volumeName
  SizeGB             = [string]$SizeGB
  FreeSpaceGB        = [string]$FreeSpaceGB
  PercentFree        = $PercentFree
  BlockSizeKB        = [string]$blockSizeKB
  PartitionStyle     = $partitionStyle
  DiskNumber         = [string]$diskItem.Number
  IsBoot             = [string]$diskItem.IsBoot
  IsSystem           = [string]$diskItem.IsSystem
  IsOffline          = [string]$diskItem.IsOffline
  OfflineReason      = $OfflineReason
  Location           = [string]$diskLocation
  TargetID           = [string]$disklTargetID
  NumberofPartitions = $diskitem.NumberofPartitions
  HealthStatus       = $diskHealthStatus
}
$diskObject += $newObject
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Hmmm weird. Glad the work around works.

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