6 years old video, and everything still works as expected! This is Venkat Magic :-) Generalized solution for focusing the first Textbox in every Step: Wizard1.WizardSteps[Wizard1.ActiveStepIndex].FindControl ("tbStep" + (Wizard1.ActiveStepIndex + 1).ToString()).Focus(); I named the textboxes as... tbStep1, tbStep2 etc.
Another great lesson. I've been trying to set focus to the wizard finish button since lesson 36. This showed me the way with the wizard control Convert Finish Nav. and the FindControl. Thank you again, and I'm looking forward to the MVC section.
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+thejas raghavendra Button btnPreviousFinish = (Button)Wizard1.FindControl("FinishNavigationTemplateContainerID").FindControl("FinishPreviousButton"); btnPreviousFinish.OnClientClick = "return confirm('Are you sure you want to go back to previous step?')"; Hope this helps =)
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6 years old video, and everything still works as expected! This is Venkat Magic :-)
Generalized solution for focusing the first Textbox in every Step:
Wizard1.WizardSteps[Wizard1.ActiveStepIndex].FindControl
("tbStep" + (Wizard1.ActiveStepIndex + 1).ToString()).Focus();
I named the textboxes as... tbStep1, tbStep2 etc.
11 Year Old, Still All Concepts are working as expected.
Thank You So much sir for your effort's.😀😊
Another great lesson. I've been trying to set focus to the wizard finish button since lesson 36. This showed me the way with the wizard control Convert Finish Nav. and the FindControl. Thank you again, and I'm looking forward to the MVC section.
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Why don't you use Focus() method on found buttons instead of UseSubmitBehavior properties (which convert button to JavaScript object)?
client click validation is not working for finish prev button......it is not asking any popup just navigating to prev screen...plz help me out
+thejas raghavendra
Button btnPreviousFinish = (Button)Wizard1.FindControl("FinishNavigationTemplateContainerID").FindControl("FinishPreviousButton");
btnPreviousFinish.OnClientClick = "return confirm('Are you sure you want to go back to previous step?')";
Hope this helps =)