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Step Properties Controls

  

ID

  • What it does: Programmatic ID of the step.
  • How to use it: Enter the text.
  • Other notes: This must be unique. It is prefixed with wzs.



Visible Rule

  • What it does: Allows the user to advance to the step if it evaluates to true. Otherwise, does not allow the user to advance to the step.
  • How to use it: Enter the rule from the entity.
  • Other notes: The rule comes from the entity. It must be configured there for you to use it here.



Resource

  • What it does: Controls who can use the step.
  • How to use it: Enter the ID from the security table.



CSS Class

  • What it does: Custom style sheet class that controls cell appearance.
  • How to use it: Enter the text.
  • Other notes: If left blank, the appearance is default. The class must be configured in the MVVM project style sheet in the .NET project.



Custom Attributes

  • What it does: Custom attribute defined by the developer to be rendered on the HTML page.
  • How to use it: Enter the text.



Title

  • What it does: Text the user sees as the step name.
  • How to use it: Enter the text.



Rules Group

  • What it does: Group that contains the rules you want to apply to the step.
  • How to use it: Select from the drop down.
  • Other notes: The group has to exist in the entity first.



Next Button

  • What it does: Button the application uses on the wizard layout as its Next button.
  • How to use it: Select from the drop down.



Previous Button

  • What it does: Button the application uses on the wizard layout as its Previous button.
  • How to use it: Select from the drop down.



Finish Button

  • What it does: Button the application uses on the wizard layout as its Finish button.
  • How to use it: Select from the drop down.



Default Button

  • What it does: Form button whose method executes when the user presses Enter on their keyboard.
  • How to use it: Select from the drop down.



IsChildStep checkbox

  • What it does: Specifies if the current step is a child step.
  • How to use it: Click to check or uncheck.
  • Other notes: A child step represents data from the child tables. For example, Person Address as a child of Person.



Show in Header checkbox

  • What it does: Determines whether the step appears in the horizontal list of steps.
  • How to use it: Click to check or uncheck.


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