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Jul 26, 2006
11:37 AM
How to Stop an Install in ISMP 11.5
I am moving some installs over from ISMP 5.03.
In them, I have some wizard logic that uses conditions and that blocks the "next" and "back" buttons, so that the only choice the user has is to cancel
the install. this logic also uses the text dialog wizard panel, so that I could display a custom message.
I cannot seem to find either feature in my ISMP 11.5 Premier projects.
How do I detect a condition in a wizard and force the install to halt? What is the equivalent of the text dialog? How do I disable the next and back buttons to force the user to cancel?
Thanks!
John Cook
In them, I have some wizard logic that uses conditions and that blocks the "next" and "back" buttons, so that the only choice the user has is to cancel
the install. this logic also uses the text dialog wizard panel, so that I could display a custom message.
I cannot seem to find either feature in my ISMP 11.5 Premier projects.
How do I detect a condition in a wizard and force the install to halt? What is the equivalent of the text dialog? How do I disable the next and back buttons to force the user to cancel?
Thanks!
John Cook
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Jul 27, 2006
11:08 AM
Not sure why you want to disable the back button but to not allow them to continue you could put something like this in your queryExit of the dialog!
if ( something not ok ){
display your message;
arg0.setReturnValue(false);
return;
}
I believe to disable the back button you would have to do that in the Swing events of the MAIN or wherever you created the dialogs your doing the logic in!
if ( something not ok ){
display your message;
arg0.setReturnValue(false);
return;
}
I believe to disable the back button you would have to do that in the Swing events of the MAIN or wherever you created the dialogs your doing the logic in!