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| + | ====== Navigation Style ====== | ||
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| + | There are two ways a user can navigate between the form sections of a form (these ways of navigation are called // | ||
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| + | With random navigation style the names of the form sections are displayed as tabs. A user can click on any tab at any time and // | ||
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| + | With wizard-like navigation form sections are displayed in the order that they are defined on the form – to navigate to the last section a user has to go through all the previous sections. The form may be submitted only from the last section. Wizard-like navigation may be very useful when input of a business object is performed in logical steps where one step can only be performed once the previous step has been accomplished (this is a very popular style in the Internet-based systems). | ||
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| + | an attribute of a business object may be shown on more than one form section. In this case the value of the attribute is retained when a user switches between the form sections. This applies both to random and wizard-like navigation styles.</ | ||
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| + | there is an alternative way of implementing wizard forms in // | ||
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