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    I have a page which does an upload functionality. Once it is uploaded successfully, I should be able to go to the third step of a Wizard control in another page. Is it possible to do so? Could anybody please help me on this? Any links or tutorials is fine. Thanks in advance

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      I have a page which does an upload functionality. Once it is uploaded successfully, I should be able to go to the third step of a Wizard control in another page. Is it possible to do so? Could anybody please help me on this? Any links or tutorials is fine. Thanks in advance

      Success is the good fortune that comes from aspiration, desperation, perspiration and inspiration.

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      If you are using the ASP.NET Wizard control then you should be able to set the ActiveStepIndex to the appropriate page.


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        If you are using the ASP.NET Wizard control then you should be able to set the ActiveStepIndex to the appropriate page.


        I know the language. I've read a book. - _Madmatt

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        Thank you for the reply. I am using ASP.Net Wizard Control only. But I need to come frome another page to the Wizard page. For eg. I have two pages, a.apx and b.aspx. Assume that Wizard controlis in b.aspx and Upload functionality in a.aspx. Once the upload becomes successful in a.aspx,I should be able to navigate to the 2nd or 3rd step of Wizard Control in b.aspx. Is this possible in Wizard Control? Is it possible to write something like FindControl in a.aspx by referring the b.aspx page and setting the activestepindex in a.aspx itself so that it directly come to the 2nd or 3rd step of Wizard control in b.aspx? Thanks

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          Thank you for the reply. I am using ASP.Net Wizard Control only. But I need to come frome another page to the Wizard page. For eg. I have two pages, a.apx and b.aspx. Assume that Wizard controlis in b.aspx and Upload functionality in a.aspx. Once the upload becomes successful in a.aspx,I should be able to navigate to the 2nd or 3rd step of Wizard Control in b.aspx. Is this possible in Wizard Control? Is it possible to write something like FindControl in a.aspx by referring the b.aspx page and setting the activestepindex in a.aspx itself so that it directly come to the 2nd or 3rd step of Wizard control in b.aspx? Thanks

          Success is the good fortune that comes from aspiration, desperation, perspiration and inspiration.

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          I think you need to stop and think a bit, and learn/understand the asp.net model. You can't find a control on page b from page because it doesn't exist until the page is served. What you can do is pass the data to set the wizard from page a to page b via query string or session variable. Then in your page load event set the wizard property appropriately. This is basic ASP.NET development.


          I know the language. I've read a book. - _Madmatt

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