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Adding code to the top oof a form in PSS causes the code to be executed on the forms thread. You must load before calling the form function.

Couldn't get my thick head to see that you were criticizing the documentation and not how to use the event.

Take two points and a chocolate chip cookie. I need one more lemon to make lemonade.

Never-the-less, that is how event routing works in Windows. It has always worked like that. "Cancel" means stop processing all related events in the validation chain. Other events will not be affected.

Set $_.Cancel equal to $true when you wish to STOP processing events.

Please reread the page carefully. You may also want to look at how events are routed in forms. What is the next event after "Validating"?

WHen validation fails we want to stop(cancel) processing the event.

The word I posted is "contains". You really need to take time to learn PowerShell basics and these things wouldn't happen.
if(Get-ADUser $Cred.UserName -Properties memberof).memberOf -contains 'Groupname'){

Likely the user does not exist. Get user separately to be sure you have one.

"MemberOf" is a list of items so "like" will not work as expected.

I recommend taking some time to learn basic programming primitives that allow us to match select and filter items and groups.

if(Get-ADUser $Cred.UserName -Properties memberof).memberOf -contains 'Groupname' ){

The issue is tat you are not working with "Object" or "PsObject" collections:. Tiese objects are "CIM" objects, See: TypeName: Selected.Microsoft.Management.Infrastructure.CimInstance Name MemberType Definition ---- ---------- ---------- Equals Method bool Equals(System...

"Match" requires a regex expression. "Like" requires a wild card.

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