disable button...

disable button...

• Philippe2

  If that reply was meant for me, that's not what I meant.
  I want to force the user to go through all wizard pages, not all the elements of a single page. This is done automatically if you don't overload IsValid.
  
  
  

• mike11d11

  Thank you for that tip. I am now able to force the user to enter the right data on every page before I let him navigate to the next page.
  

• LauraK

  Try this:
  
  bool enable = /* however you want to set it */ false;
  Wizard.EnableButton(Microsoft.WizardFramework.ButtonType.Next, enable);
  
  

• WileyWes

  try this...

  private void Button4_Click(object sender, System.EventArgs e)

  {

  this.Button4.Enabled=false;

  }

  
  
  

• JinMengcheng

  Try using the IsValid property of your custompage. It should return true if all values are correct, then enable or disable the next button according that.
  
  
  

• JoachimP

  Using :
  Wizard.EnabledButton(Microsoft.WizardFramework.ButtonType.Finish, false);
  ...doesn't work to disable "step skipping", I tried it in the Load event and the constructor of my CustomWizardPage.
  Is there any way to force the user to pass through every step before hitting the Finish button
  
  
  

• MsMe

  I had the same problem and because I came to a solution, I thought to share it whith others. The code bellow has been put inside the page where wizard control sits. It will disable all submit buttons from the page until the page is again fully loaded.

  <script type="text/javascript">

  if (typeof(__doPostBack) == "function")

  {

  var Original__doPostBack = __doPostBack;

  __doPostBack = function(eventTarget, eventArgument)

  {

  DisableWizardButtons();

  Original__doPostBack(eventTarget, eventArgument);

  }

  }

  function DisableWizardButtons()

  {

  var els = document.getElementsByTagName('input');

  for (i=0;i<els.length;i++)

  {

  if (els.type == 'submit')

  {

  els.disabled = true;

  }

  }

  }

  </script>

  
  
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