How do I skip a step in a C# winforms wizard

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It's been a while. I need to skip a step in a C# winforms wizard for the day job. I have a selection changed event on the second last step and depending on the value I want to skip the last step and proceed directly to the finish summary.

The last page does not fire any run time events - its data is harvested after the wizard concludes.

Any ideas on how I might achieve this?

What I have tried:

I am attempting to find an event that will allow me to disable the offending step.

Posted 27-Sep-17 2:56am

Ger Hayden

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Richard MacCutchan 27-Sep-17 9:20am

I think you probably need a custom wizard to do that.

Richard Deeming 27-Sep-17 10:57am

As far as I can see, there isn't a built-in Wizard control for Windows Forms. Which library are you using?

Ger Hayden 28-Sep-17 9:17am

This is code that predates my time in the organisation - I don't know what library underpins it, if any. However I have a leave event on one page and an enter event on the next one now and I can hit them at run time. I just need to figure out how to have them communicate because they were architected to be independent and ignorant of each other.

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