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Peter Turner asked on 28 Sep 2011, 05:22 PM
i would like to setup a wizard to have a page right after the Welcome page that determines which of the next sets of pages would be "executed", then, returning to the "main" wizard execution.

basically, it's ... Welcome->option page-> ... branched pages ... ->common page1->common page2->finish.

for one of the branches, there are 4 pages, while in the other branch, there are 2 pages.  after the completion of either of the branches, clicking on the Next button would go to "common page1" and so on.  clicking on the Back button (from "common page1") would go back to the last page of the branch.

thanks,

pete.

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Alexander
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answered on 30 Sep 2011, 05:15 PM
Hello Peter,

Thank you for your question.

I have attached a sample project which could help you to implement your scenario. It uses the RadWizard Next and Previous events to achieve the transactions you require.

Using the Next event it selects the first page from the first or the second branch, depending on the selected option in the 'option' page. This event is used to select the 'common' page after the last page from the first branch as well.

Using the Previous event it selects the last page of the first branch (if this option is selected) when the user clicks the Back button from the 'common' page. The 'option' page is selected as previous from the first page of the second branch using this event.

I hope it helps you achieve your requirements.

Kind regards,
Alexander
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Peter Turner
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answered on 30 Sep 2011, 06:43 PM
this is exactly the solution i was looking for.  and, i believe others looking for a similar solution will benefit, as well.

Thanks, Alexander,

pete.
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Alexander
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answered on 04 Oct 2011, 12:10 PM
Hello Peter,

I am glad to hear this approach helps you implement your scenario. I hope it will be helpful for others as well. Do not hesitate to contact us again if you have additional questions.

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Alexander
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