The Dojo Toolkit Wizard vs. Microsoft`s Web Wizard
Wizards are very useful for Internet applications. Users are often very comfortable with them. This article compares the look and feel of two wizards, and shows the code behind one of them (the code behind the other one was discussed in a previous article).
For the purpose of side-by-side comparison some of the shots from the previous article are reproduced. The wizard in the quoted article went through three steps and presented the result of the tasks in its final screen as shown in the following pictures. The hyperlinks in the navigation side were unused.
In Step 1 it takes an input from the user, his name.
In Step 2 the wizard asks for the date of his last visit. Should the user change his mind he can change the date and verify in the textbox.
In Step 3 the wizard just consolidates the information in the back ground.
In Step 4 the final finish task is displayed. All this has taken place without the page refresh. As the task is trivial very little code was needed.
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