Getting Started with WinForms TaskDialog
Before proceeding further with this article, it is recommended to get familiar with the internal structure of RadTaskDialog and how the elements are being organized: Task Dialog's Structure
This article will walk you through the creation of a sample task dialog that contains a link button, several radio buttons, a progress bar and collapsible information in the footer via code.
Multiple Pages
RadTaskDialogPage offers the Navigate method which allows you to navigate from the current page to another page and thus simulate a simple wizard. In the above code snippet, it is possible to subscribe to the Click event of the RadTaskDialogCommandLinkButton and call the Navigate method of the current page passing the next page as an input argument.
Please make sure that the AllowCloseDialog property is set to false for the RadTaskDialogCommandLinkButton. Otherwise, the task dialog is expected to be closed when the user clicks the button.
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