I'm trying to create a prototype for an application we're designing. I'm thinking of using the Wizardcontrol heavily. However, there will be a lot of need for conditionally/dynamically inserting/removing pages based on previous wizard steps. Can you give me a quick tutorial on this? I looked at the SampleWizard form in the UIControlsSample download and I saw this capability mentioned but could not find an example. Thanks in advance.



- Randy

Thanks for the heads up... I'll check it out.

Another wizard question:

Is there a way to force the Next button to be enabled even though it "thinks" it's on the last page. I tried



Me.WizardControl1.SetNavigationButtonStatus(WizardNavigationButtons.Next,WizardNavigationButtonStatus.Enabled)



in the PageActivate of the last page but it continued to be disabled.



Thanks,

Randy

You can insert a blank page after your "real" last page.  Just handle the NextClicked event and prevent it from going to that page.  The control inheriantly disallows end-users from "hurting" themselves by automatically taking account of the last page.  Another option is to just change the text of the finish button.  You can also set the "ShowFinishButtonAsDistinctButton" property to false.  This way the Next and finish buttons share the same space and will never be disabled.

We've been able to reproduce the problem and are working on a fix, Jean.  We'll make sure the fix makes it into the next version.