Vikas Sharma
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Vikas Sharma
asked on 04 Dec 2006, 09:05 AM
Hi!
I wanted to know if you guys have come across a situation where you had to restart (Loop through) a Wizard control multiple times. I have a Wizard control that I would like to restart, once the user clicks on the finish button. the number of times the Wizard control is restarted, can be based on a value retreived from a session variable or a input textbox.
Any ideas would be highly appreciated.
Regards
Vik
I wanted to know if you guys have come across a situation where you had to restart (Loop through) a Wizard control multiple times. I have a Wizard control that I would like to restart, once the user clicks on the finish button. the number of times the Wizard control is restarted, can be based on a value retreived from a session variable or a input textbox.
Any ideas would be highly appreciated.
Regards
Vik
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Hello Vikas,
You can reset the Wizard control to the initial page by setting the ActiveStepIndex property of the wizard to 0.
MSDN Example and sample code:
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.web.ui.webcontrols.wizard.activestepindex.aspx
All the best,
Rumen Stankov (MCSD.NET)
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You can reset the Wizard control to the initial page by setting the ActiveStepIndex property of the wizard to 0.
MSDN Example and sample code:
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.web.ui.webcontrols.wizard.activestepindex.aspx
All the best,
Rumen Stankov (MCSD.NET)
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Vikas Sharma
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answered on 04 Dec 2006, 07:24 PM
Thanks for the prompt reply Rumen.
I was aware of the ActiveStepIndex property and did try using it. How can I get the Wizard to loop a certain number of times though?
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Vik
I was aware of the ActiveStepIndex property and did try using it. How can I get the Wizard to loop a certain number of times though?
Regards
Vik
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Hi Vikas,
This really depends on your scenario. I can suggest using a counter stored in the Session - this way the counter will get incremented each time (and will not be reset after postback).
...
int counter = (int) Session["wizardCounter"];
counter++;
Session["wizzardCounter"] = counter;
...
All the best,
Rumen Stankov (MCSD.NET)
the telerik team
This really depends on your scenario. I can suggest using a counter stored in the Session - this way the counter will get incremented each time (and will not be reset after postback).
...
int counter = (int) Session["wizardCounter"];
counter++;
Session["wizzardCounter"] = counter;
...
All the best,
Rumen Stankov (MCSD.NET)
the telerik team
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Vikas Sharma
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answered on 05 Dec 2006, 07:28 AM
Thanks for the prompt reply once again Rumen.
I can store it as session variable and then perhaps loop through it. What would the code look like in VB.NET? Lets say if the session had a value of 3, how can I get the Wizard to loop 3 times only?
Much appreciate your help.
Regards
Vik
I can store it as session variable and then perhaps loop through it. What would the code look like in VB.NET? Lets say if the session had a value of 3, how can I get the Wizard to loop 3 times only?
Much appreciate your help.
Regards
Vik
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Hello Vikas,
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Dim counter As Integer = CType(Session("wizardCounter"), Integer)
counter = counter + 1
If Counter < 3
' loop
Else
' do not loop
EndIF
Session("wizardCounter") = counter
...
Best wishes,
Rumen Stankov (MCSD.NET)
the telerik team
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Dim counter As Integer = CType(Session("wizardCounter"), Integer)
counter = counter + 1
If Counter < 3
' loop
Else
' do not loop
EndIF
Session("wizardCounter") = counter
...
Best wishes,
Rumen Stankov (MCSD.NET)
the telerik team