1. Custom ASP.NET Control configuration wizard
I am writing a custom ASP.NET Control. It is usable from the visual studio toolkit. I would like to add a configuration wizard to it. I have seen it done by others, however I cannot seem to find any information on how to do it.... Anyone got some pointers?
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5. Making ASP.NET 2.0 asp:Wizard control fully Navigatable withou
Yuan thanks for your quick reply!
1)
Unfortunately, all of my navigation controls are in the Navigation Template
(Not the content template.)
Also the ASP:Panel.DefaultButton does not accept an htmlButton (<Button>)
(The Default button has to be an IButtonControl) And I believe I will need to
use an HtmlButton so that I can have a button that supports markup to display
my accessKeys.
I tried to adapt your suggestion (Putting a panel surrounding navigational
buttons in the navigation template) with <asp:button>s and it compiled but
appeared to have no effect. I also tried adjusting the tabIndex thinking it
might have a better effect within a panel but that didn seem to have an
effect. I also attempted to put the panel around the whole wizard but got
the same error that the default button had to be and IButtonControl.
I have noticed that there are quite a few unanswered posts about setting a
default button for a wizard control.
2)
>"Is it possible to access navigation buttons in code without having to use TemplatedWizardSteps?"
I don understand your response to this. I can access the navigation
buttons programmatically if they are in a templatedWizardStep. I was asking
if I really need to use a templatedWizardStep every time I need to access a
navigation button programmatically. (Sometimes I need to add javascript, a
dynamic tooltip, or a dynamic button text.)
If I don need to use a templatedWizardStep how can I do this?
I would like to be able to
StepNextButton.Text=omePageDependentNameHere
Or
StepNextButton.Attributes("onClick") = "myJavaScriptFunctionHere();"
(Note: Here I need to make changes to the button behavior in the code
behind. So I could have NextStepButton text or javascript change when I on
different steps in my wizard. It might also be a good place to change the
validation group that button checks.)
3)
>>"What is the best way to make the Access keys on a wizard navigation
button visible to the user and not give up the convenience of the
wizard.NextButtonClick of the wizard control?"
ex:
I want to have a NextStepButton with the text property set to<<>><ext.
I would like to configure this button to raise an event that can be handled
with:
Protected Sub OnNext(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As
System.Web.UI.WebControls.WizardNavigationEventArgs) Handles
Wizard1.NextButtonClick
End sub
This would give my code behind direct access to the
WizardNavigationEventArgs. And I hope this would allow my pages to increment
correctly without having to call the MoveTo function.
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I am writing some .NET Custom Web Controls like menu bar. I want those controls to be used both in ASP & ASP.NET pages. Is it possible to write an Interop wrapper so that ASP applications can aswell use the .NET custom web controls? Any pros & cons with this approach ? Thanks, Srikar