Issue with Further Processing of Invoke PSU Script

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Hello everyone, I’m currently stuck on a problem that I’d like to briefly describe.

I have created an app using PSU. From this app, I want to trigger a script and store the result in a variable for further processing.

The execution works, and I can display all values using Show-UDToast, for example $($data.path). However, I now want to create a table using these values along with additional details such as path, identity, and access.

Unfortunately, the data is not being processed correctly, and the result is 0.

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@Marco Here’s an example of a card I have on an app that gets a list of apps, based on some criteria, and displays them in a table. It’s the closest I currently have to what you are attempting. I grab the data in a function, assign it to a variable, pass that variable to the table’s -Data parameter then use $EventData.xxx to create a clickable link (or you can do other things in the table with $EventData. Hope it helps.

App code:

$appsHeader = New-UDCardHeader -Title 'Apps' -SubHeader 'List of apps to accomplish tasks' -Sx @{ backgroundColor = "#1976d2"; color = "white" }
        $appsBody = New-UDCardBody -Content {
            New-UDDynamic -Id "appTable" -Content {
                $apps = Get-Apps
                New-UDTable -Id "appTable" -Data $apps -Columns @(
                    New-UDTableColumn -Property "Name" -Render {
                        New-UDLink -Text $EventData.Name -Url $EventData.BaseUrl -OpenInNewWindow
                    }
                    New-UDTableColumn -Property "Description"
                ) -ShowPagination -Dense
            }
        }
        New-UDCard -Header $appsHeader -Body $appsBody

Module code:

function Get-Apps {
    $apps = Get-PSUApp -TrustCertificate | ForEach-Object {
        if ($_.BaseUrl -ne "/apps/docs" -and $_.Tag -ne "Test") {
            [PSCustomObject]@{
                Name    = $_.Name
                BaseURL = $_.BaseUrl
                Description = $_.Description
            }
        }
    }
    
    return $apps
}
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@AMurphy-Leavitt thx for the fast reply. :slight_smile: i ll take a look later

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@AMurphy-Leavitt After several attempts, I have now arrived at the result. I had to capture the $result from the invoke-psuscript with a $Session:data so that I could process it further. Sometimes it can be so simple when you use the right values :slight_smile: