Your question was a little confusing, but I will give it a shot.
You can customize the CreateUser Wizard control with a custom template. You do need to have controls that have the same types and names as the controls included in the default template. I am not sure what you mean by the login button on the login control
though. Do you want to make it look the same, if so then yes. You just need to apply a siimilar style to the button control on your create user control. It is all about styles, etc as far as how a button looks. I think the wizard control is just looking for
a control that implements the IButton interface, so you can use a Button, ImageButton or LinkButton for example.
I've solved the problem. There is a bug in documentation... we cannot create button with commandName CreateUser.. to do this we sholud create button with commandName MoveNext.. but default create user button will be
still visible.. to hide it i've used create user style property. (display: none;)
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Zakharov Alexey, Microsoft Certified Professional Developer.
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Problem with create user wizard
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Can disable default create user button and put to content template like I can do it with login button in login control?
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Re: Problem with create user wizard
Jan 20, 2008 12:50 AM|LINK
Your question was a little confusing, but I will give it a shot.
You can customize the CreateUser Wizard control with a custom template. You do need to have controls that have the same types and names as the controls included in the default template. I am not sure what you mean by the login button on the login control though. Do you want to make it look the same, if so then yes. You just need to apply a siimilar style to the button control on your create user control. It is all about styles, etc as far as how a button looks. I think the wizard control is just looking for a control that implements the IButton interface, so you can use a Button, ImageButton or LinkButton for example.
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Re: Problem with create user wizard
Jan 20, 2008 10:46 AM|LINK
I've solved the problem. There is a bug in documentation... we cannot create button with commandName CreateUser.. to do this we sholud create button with commandName MoveNext.. but default create user button will be still visible.. to hide it i've used create user style property. (display: none;)
Zakharov Alexey, Microsoft Certified Professional Developer.
Website: witcraft.ru
Blog: weblogs.asp.net/AlexeyZakharov/