Is there a feature for the wizard to display the pages as tabs(or something similar) maybe docked on the side of control? I will need something like this for the capability to navigate between the pages from the tabs/something else without going through next, previous, back buttons. This will help specially when you have more than 3 pages and you just want to acces a specific page, quicker than moving via the buttons.
Thanks,
Mihail
Thanks Matt!
I wasn't sure what you meant by your original description, which is why I asked for clarification. I don't know that there's going to be an easy way to do this, but the best approach that comes to mind would be to create a UserControl that has your Wizard tab control in it as well as an UltraDockManager. You could use the UltraDockManager to dock another TabControl to the right side and sync the selected tab between the two when it has changed. You should also submit a feature request to Developer Support.
-Matt
Wow, I didn't do that (the upper part of the message) more likely "Cut and Paste" from Outlook 2007... Sory, if you can delete that part I will apreciate it.Thanks, Mihail
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You know there is a desire to "invent" new things... What I am asked to do is “crossover” between the Wizard and the TabControl – we want to keep it as a wizard 90% of times BUT open a LITTLE door for showing the tab headers docked/hidden until you hover your mouse over. The ONLY reason seems to be QUICK navigation if somebody wants to avoid keep on clicking “NEXT” to get to the nth page/tab. Kind of sequential access vs. direct access… (old terms). Not so sure if Infragistics will fall for it to do it if is not there, maybe is a nice feature?
Mihail,
Given your description, I'm not sure why you would want to keep the Wizard style of the TabControl; the main use for this style is that there aren't any tabs displayed and you provide your own means of navigating. You could certainly set the TabOrientation property to wherever you'd like the tabs to be. I guess I'm not entirely sure what you mean by "display the pages as tabs...", so if you could clarify a little I may be able to offer other suggestions.