The Properties area now shows the new step. The WizardStep Collection Editor appears.įrom the Add drop-down list on the Add button, select Wizard Step.
In the Wizard Tasks dialog box, choose Add/Remove Wizard Steps. The Complete step has no navigational options. You will now create a completion step that acts as the end point of your wizard. To edit the second wizard stepĭrag a TextBox control onto the active area of the wizard, next to your e-mail label. You can now edit the second step to collect a user's e-mail address. You can now edit the step's display area.ĭrag a TextBox control onto the active area of the wizard, next to the text you just typed. To edit the first wizard stepĭrag one of the handles at the edge of the Wizard control to enlarge the control to about twice its default size.Ĭlick the underlined text Step 1 in the Wizard control.Ĭlick the edit area for the Wizard control. For this walkthrough, you will edit both steps, and add a completion step that shows the result of the first two steps: a user name and an e-mail address. When the Wizard control is dragged onto the page, it shows two predefined steps by default. Clicking the steps allows you to edit the text and controls displayed during that step. The control appears with two default steps already in place. Visual Web Developer creates the folder and a new page named Default.aspx.Īdding a Wizard Control To add a Wizard controlįrom the Standard tab of the Toolbox, drag a Wizard control onto the page. In the Language list, click the programming language you prefer to work in. In the Location box, enter the name of the folder where you want to keep the pages of your Web site.įor example, type the folder name C:\WebSites. Under Visual Studio installed templates, click ASP.NET Web Site. Open Visual Web Developer (or Visual Studio). Otherwise, create a new Web site and page by following these steps. If you have already created a Web site (for example, by following the steps in Walkthrough: Creating a Basic Web Page in Visual Web Developer), you can use that Web site and skip to "Adding a Wizard Control" later in this walkthrough. In order to complete this walkthrough, you will need: Tasks illustrated in this walkthrough include:Īdding controls and text to a wizard step.Īccessing the wizard's data between steps. You will create a simple wizard that collects a user name and e-mail address, and then present it back to the user in the completion step.
IN APPLICATION WIZARD QUESTIONNAIRE COMPLETION CODE
In this walkthrough, you will use the ASP.NET Wizard control to simplify data collection as a series of independent steps without having to write code or making user data persist between form steps.
The ASP.NET Wizard control simplifies many of the tasks associated with building forms and collecting user input by providing a mechanism that allows you to easily build steps, add a new step, or reorder the steps. It frees people and speeds up their development.Building a series of forms to collect user data is a common task when developing Web sites. “ I mentor every day, pass on wisdom to help people to anticipate rather than react. I have also implemented 5 OSS latest notes talks about questionnaire, process and roadmap issues but no-luck. Our roadmap Z configuration is in place and it is working fine. IF lo_node_qa_activities->get_element_count( ) get_element_count( ) get_element_count( ) <= 0. It check id there is a questionnaire then show the step, otherwise don’t show it … When I debug questionnaire WD4A “HRRCF_C_QUESTIONNR_UI”, at the component controller level there is a method “IS_SUBCOMPONENT_NOT_VISIBLE”. After releasing requisition I published internal & external posting. I did assign process template on requisition as well as try to attach different questionnaire to requisition create posting and released the requisition. I have done all the configuration T77RCF_RM* but questionnaire step is only showing up when there is questionnaire template assign to NE object.
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