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  • Extremest@extremest.com
    #1

    Multiple pages or forms or wizard?

    I am wanting to make a program that will have a previous and next
    button at the bottom. As the user fills out stuff or clicks other
    buttons to have other code fill in stuff they will slowly progress
    through the program to the end. Kinda like a wizard. What is the
    easiest way to construct this?

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    • Shane Rimmer
      #2
      Re: Multiple pages or forms or wizard?

      On Jun 17, 7:24 am, Extremest (Extrem...@extr emest.com) wrote:
      I am wanting to make a program that will have a previous and next
      button at the bottom.  As the user fills out stuff or clicks other
      buttons to have other code fill in stuff they will slowly progress
      through the program to the end.  Kinda like a wizard.  What is the
      easiest way to construct this?
      If there were an easy way to hide the tab captions on a tabcontrol, I
      would suggest that you try using that. However, you could use a tool
      like this wizard component that does most of the work for you:
      http://www.codeproject.com/KB/miscctrl/DesignTimeWizard.aspx

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        • clintonG
          #3
          Re: Multiple pages or forms or wizard?

          If you intend to use ASP.NET Web Forms there were two choices in the 2.0
          release of the framework:

          * MultiView Control
          * Wizard Control (created from MultiView Control)

          The Wizard may be the easiest for somebody who had to ask this question in
          the first place but if you have the time to work it out learn to use the
          MultiView first on a real easy example so you understand what the Wizard is
          going to do for you. Then be prepared to learn the Wizard Control as there
          are --a lot-- of configuration and template circumstances that must be
          understood to use the Wizard; especially styling, referencing and validating
          controls you are using in the Wizard to collect data.

          <%= Clinton Gallagher


          "Extremest" <Extremest@extr emest.comwrote in message
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          >I am wanting to make a program that will have a previous and next
          button at the bottom. As the user fills out stuff or clicks other
          buttons to have other code fill in stuff they will slowly progress
          through the program to the end. Kinda like a wizard. What is the
          easiest way to construct this?
          >

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