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Need to create, use and store dynamic object names in Powershell I am loading in a text file and looping through each line, and trying to print a checkbox, in a powershell form. However, the way below, all checkboxes have the same variable/object name, which makes it impossible to tell them apart. I need a way to dynamically create $checkbox0 through $checkbox(# of lines in text file, which can change), and fill them in below, as well as store the names, so i can validate if they are clicked later $pFile = Get-Content "C:results.txt" $rowCounter = 0 foreach($line in $pFile){ $checkbox = New-Object System.Windows.Forms.CheckBox $checkbox.UseVisualStyleBackColor = $True $System_Drawing_Size = New-Object System.Drawing.Size $checkbox.AutoSize = "true" $checkbox.TabIndex = $rowCounter $checkbox.Text = $line $System_Drawing_Point = New-Object System.Drawing.Point $System_Drawing_Point.X = 25 $yValue = (20 * $rowCounter) $System_Dra...

Adding v-bind to dynamically added element I am using vue.js (without webpack) but I have a situation where I need to dynamically create a new dom element (like through a button click) but I would like to v-bind the class attribute of the new element. I tried just adding v-bind:class as an attribute but that won't work since vue is unaware of it after vue has loaded the virtual dom. I don't see anyway to non-declaratively add a class binding in code for the element. I tried to force vue to refresh the virtual dom but that didn't really work either. Any ideas? Show your code, it sounds like your not understanding how vue works.. use arrays of objects, with a state prop which sets the class.. you dont make the dom yourself. – Lawrence Cherone Jul 1 at 16:22 You shouldnt create ob...