<kendo:wizard-step-button>

Allows configuration of the buttons to be rendered on each step. If the array contains strings, those values will be taken as Buttons names. If the array contains objects, those will be used when initializing the actual Button instances on each step.

Example

<kendo:wizard-step-buttons>
    <kendo:wizard-step-button></kendo:wizard-step-button>
</kendo:wizard-step-buttons>

Configuration Attributes

click java.lang.String

A click handler that defines the logic to be executed upon button click.

Example

<kendo:wizard-step-button click="click">
</kendo:wizard-step-button>

enabled boolean

Specifies whether the Button in question is enabled or not.

Example

<kendo:wizard-step-button enabled="enabled">
</kendo:wizard-step-button>

name java.lang.String

Specifies the name of the Button. The default buttons have "reserved" names (those names are "previous", "next", "done", "reset"). That would allow additional customization of that Buttons' text and behavior.

Example

<kendo:wizard-step-button name="name">
</kendo:wizard-step-button>

primary boolean

Specifies whether the Button will have the k-primary class assigned or not.

Example

<kendo:wizard-step-button primary="primary">
</kendo:wizard-step-button>

text java.lang.String

Specifies the text to be displayed in the Button.

Example

<kendo:wizard-step-button text="text">
</kendo:wizard-step-button>

Event Attributes

click String

A click handler that defines the logic to be executed upon button click.

Example

<kendo:wizard-step-button click="handle_click">
</kendo:wizard-step-button>
<script>
    function handle_click(e) {
        // Code to handle the click event.
    }
</script>

Event Tags

kendo:wizard-step-button-click

A click handler that defines the logic to be executed upon button click.

Example

<kendo:wizard-step-button>
    <kendo:wizard-step-button-click>
        <script>
            function(e) {
                // Code to handle the click event.
            }
        </script>
    </kendo:wizard-step-button-click>
</kendo:wizard-step-button>
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