Overview

Wizard makes it so easy to navigate between pages, with both declarative settings and the ability to modify navigation programmatically at run-time.

Some of the more major features include:

• WPF commands defined for going to the next or previous pages.

• WPF commands for jumping forward to or backwards to a specific page, as indicated by its direct reference, name, or index.

• Any wizard command can be assigned to custom controls such as Buttons, Hyperlinks, or MenuItems.

• Default page sequencing which visits pages in their order by index can be overridden to support decision-based branching of page execution paths.

• The next and previous pages for each page can be explicitly set by a direct reference, name, or index.

• Two types of backwards progress page sequencing, normal and stack-based.

• Disable pages to have Wizard skip over them when using default page sequencing.

• Ability to programmatically get/set the selected page by reference or index.

• Process selection changing/changed events at the general Wizard or WizardPage-specific levels.

• Selection change events specify what caused the change, which pages are changing, and allow you to cancel the change or choose a new destination page.

• Validate data on a page in the selection changing event.

• Differentiation between forward and backward progress through wizard pages.

• Easily navigate through pages using the mouse and/or keyboard forward/back buttons.