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changing controls on a wizard page at "runtime"

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changing controls on a wizard page at "runtime"

changing controls on a wizard page at "runtime"

(OP)
I'm very new to wizards in AssetCenter (probably an opening line that is often seen here...)

I am trying to create an "Add Asset" wizard. On the "portfolio" page, if a user selects "In Stock", I would like the available stock rooms to appear for a user to select.

The "portfolio" page is page 3/4 in the flow.

I've been reading through the documentation and I can't find, for the life of me, how to do it.

Thanks for your help!

J.F.

RE: changing controls on a wizard page at "runtime"

Hi J.F

I would Add the appropriate controls to the page, and then make them visible depending upon user selection.

Jason Thomas
AssetCenter Consultant
Jason Thomas Consultancy Limited
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