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The Dojo Toolkit Wizard vs. Microsoft`s Web Wizard
By: Jayaram Krishnaswamy
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    2007-03-21

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  • The Dojo Toolkit Wizard vs. Microsoft`s Web Wizard
  • Screen shots from Microsoft's Wizard server control
  • Screen shots from the Dojo Toolkit Wizard widget
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    The Dojo Toolkit Wizard vs. Microsoft`s Web Wizard - Screen shots from the Dojo Toolkit Wizard widget


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    The New Wizard.htm, created using the dojo toolkit whose code will be shown later, was opened in IE 7.0 browser. In the first step user information is collected.

    In the second step the date last visited is collected. Well, a drop-down calendar is used, but it could have been just a stay-up calendar, also using the dojo widget shown in my previous article.

    Some more information is added for user guidance, with several message boxes popping up. It's really for showing how events may be raised in this traverse.

    This page is just to show that you are about to finish. Should you change your mind you can go back and make changes.

    This is the final screen where the collected information is presented.

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