Scripting Windows Platform

Powershell Control.Visible Property

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Control.Visible Property

 

In Powershell sometimes you need to gets or sets an value demonstrating whether the control and all its child controls are shown.

public bool Visible

Property Value

Boolean

true if the control and all its child controls are visible; otherwise, false. Remember, the value by default is true

The fallowing example will show and hide button.

$btnuninstall.visible = $True

$btneventedit.Visible = $false

$btnkill.Visible = $False

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