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Hi guys,

I need your expertise on this, cause I can't figure it out why this is
happening.

I have a GridView with a lot of steps, but in step 3 I want to stay there
until I have all the information I need
(the user is adding the previuos houses for the latest 5 years, and until I
have all the houses for that period I do not want the user to move to the
next step)

in the wzLan_NextButto nClick I have something like:
Protected Sub wzLan_NextButto nClick(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As
System.Web.UI.W ebControls.Wiza rdNavigationEve ntArgs)

If (e.NextStepInde x = 4) Then
If checkDates(60, bolSinceMonth.S electedValue & "-" &
bolSinceYear.Se lectedValue) Then
wzLan.ActiveSte pIndex = 4
else
wzLan.ActiveSte pIndex = 3
end if
end if
....

But for some matter the Wizard object move the user to the 4th Step even
knowing that the activestepindex is the number 3...

How can I do this to work like I want? Why the Wizar always move to the next
step even if I know that the activeStepIndex is the step I want to be on?
--

Bruno Alexandre
(a Portuguese in Københanv, Danmark)


Jun 7 '06 #1
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