[New feature request (or maybe it is there and I just don't see it)]

I'm pretty sure that simply adding the .DrillDown property makes it clickable. Or to be more precise, I think it is always clickable but adding the property gives it something to do when it is clicked.

[New feature request (or maybe it is there and I just don't see it)]

Adding the drilldown specifically although the grid is nice while I'm feeling greedy. []

[New feature request (or maybe it is there and I just don't see it)]

Thanks. That is exactly what I was looking for. I am fine with doing the change in the pgf XML. Do you know if this functionality will be included in future versions of the creator?

[New feature request (or maybe it is there and I just don't see it)]

Ok, on a second read of the quickstart manual I see that I may be able to do what I want by using Multiple PowerShell Scripts (pg 27). The example given is for creating a gadget from the command line. I am using the creator instead and I do not see a way to add a -DrillDown_Script property in the creator.

[New feature request (or maybe it is there and I just don't see it)]

Actually what prompted this is the example that I have listed above. I have a digital panel that simply shows the number of processes that are running on a server: (gwmi win32_process -comp "XXXXXX").count. What I would like to be able to do is to click the panel and have it run a powershell script to list those processes: gwmi win32_process -comp "XXXXXX" | ft name

[New feature request (or maybe it is there and I just don't see it)]

Are there any plans to add forms type event handling to the gadgets? I know it is possible to have some drill down capability through recursion, but I'm thinking more along the lines of click and double-click event handling. So for instance if I have a gadget that shows the number of running processes on a dev server, then if I click the gadget, it would open a powershell window and run a command to list those processes. If I double click the gadget it would run a different PoSH script that cleans up some processes that are notorious for hanging and mass reproduction (*cough*...symantec report agent...*cough).

 

 

Of course it is entirely possible that this functionality is already there and I just haven't stumbled across it yet. If that is the case then any information to get me stumbling in the right direction would be great.