PowerSheller wrote:
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Technically yes this is feasible. However the progress dialog is written in Windows Presentation Format to achieve the multi threaded UI that runs in parallel to the installation. Adding an indeterminate progress bar is not as straight forward as one would think especially if you are familiar with Windows Forms as with WPF you need to write custom code to essentially animate the progress bar. If someone from the community wants to contribute the code for this we can look at including it but for now it would not be a priority. Am 23.03.2015 um 17:00 schrieb NakedNuts <[email removed]>: From: NakedNuts Hi Guys Is there any way to customise PADT deployments to show a progress bar instead. I was considering using Write-Progress. Not sure if this would work or where to put it if I am honest. Any chance this is possible? Thanks in advance NNThe PSADT leverages the "Ellipse" style progress indicator, the "Marquee" although different in appearance is similar in function in that it will spin as along as the "Function Show-InstallationProgress {}" is initialized. That said, how difficult would it be to modify "Function Show-InstallationProgress {}" to leverage a Marquee style progress indicator as opposed to Ellipse? The example below is from an Autoit based Deployment Toolkit (of sorts) which functions in the same capacity as the PSADT "Function Show-InstallationProgress {}".
