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Former Member
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hi.

I have the scenario like this..

i have a road map with 4 steps.

For the 4 steps i have to navigate within same view,with some modifications such as hiding buttons,disable input fields etc.

pls guide me to solve this.

thanks & regards.

arsgh.

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Former Member
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hi.

am having 4 steps.

1.overview

2.edit

3.save

4.completed

for these four steps am using one view only , with some modifications in buttons.

thanks & regards.

arsgh.

Former Member
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Hi,

In the WDODOINIT of the view, first set the selected step

of the roadmap to first once.

Now, when user clicks of button, based on the button ID

set the selected step of the roadmap.

Create a raodmap with 4 steps.

Refer wdr_test_events or wdr_test_ui_elements.

Create a context attribute for selected step and set the

attribute based on the button click.

Regards,

Lekha.

Former Member
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hi.

am having only 1 view.

within tat view i have to do some modifications.

thanks & regards,

arsgh.

Former Member
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Hi,

If you have one view, Why your road map has 4 steps.

I mean, If your view has some buttons that you want to enable or disable and at this time you want to set the

roadmap step.

Please provide more inputs.

Regards,

Lekha.

Former Member
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Hi,

Consider there are 3 views.

Design first one with a roadmap UI element and a view containter elements in it.

For this roadpmap UI, bind the selected step to an context attribute globally under some node.

The rest of the views you design and have plugs for navigation between them.

In the WINDOW,

For this 1st view, under the View container element embed the other 2 views and create the navigation links.

Intially when the applicaiotn is run, in the first view, WDDOINIT set the selected step to 1.

In the other 2 views, set the attribute selected step based on the navigation between views .

Regards,

Lekha.