Creating Context-Menu-Groups
Creating Context-Menu-Groups
New userdefined Context-Menu-Groups are created through using the New-EmdbUITaskGroup cmdlet.
Examples:
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Hint: The execution of these examples requires a connected PowerShell drive. |
The following example creates an new userdefined Context-Menu-Group named "Computermanagement":
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New-EmdbUITaskGroup "Computermanagement" |
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Note: According to the creation of Context-Menu-Groups in the DSMC, the prefix "Custom_" is automatically added to the name. This can be circumvented through using the -NoCustomPrefix switch. However, it is strongly recommended to not using this switch and stick to the standard behaviour. |
You can additionally specify an alternative display name of a Context-Menu-Group through using the switch -DisplayName. The following example creates a new Context-Menu-Group named "Computermanagement" and sets its display name to "Manage...":
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New-EmdbUITaskGroup "Computermanagement" -DisplayName "Manage..." |
If you are working in an international environment, the display names for the different languages supported by DSM 2014.1 can be specified. To achieve this, you supply a hash-table as the value of the DisplayName-switch, where each element consists of the combination <culturecode>=<displayname> and the elements are separated by semicolons.
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New-EmdbUITaskGroup "Computermanagement" -DisplayName @{de="Computerverwaltung";en="Computermanagement"} |
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Note: Note that Context-Menu-Group objects are not part of the context rootDSE and therefore they can be referenced without a full qualified path resp. an absolute path. |