"Child Dialogs" DialogCopy link to this sectionLink to this section copied!

This dialog allows you to specify the child dialogs of a Tab Host control.

"Child Dialogs" Dialog

Adding a new child dialogCopy link to this sectionLink to this section copied!

Use the [ New... ] button, the “New...” context menu item or press the Insert key while the list is focused. The "Edit Child Dialogs" Dialog will be displayed allowing you to add a new child dialog to the list.

Editing a child dialogCopy link to this sectionLink to this section copied!

Use the [ Edit... ] button, the “Edit...” context menu item or press the Space key while a child dialog is selected. The "Edit Child Dialogs" Dialog will be displayed allowing you to edit the selected child dialog.

Deleting a child dialogCopy link to this sectionLink to this section copied!

Use the [ Delete ] button, the “Delete” context menu item or press the Delete key while a child dialog is focused.

Rearrange the child dialogsCopy link to this sectionLink to this section copied!

Use the [ Up ] / [ Down ] buttons, “Up” / “Down” context menu items or press the PageUp / PageDown keys on a selected child dialog.

"Edit Child Dialogs" DialogCopy link to this sectionLink to this section copied!

This dialog allows you to create a new child dialog. A child dialog is displayed within the Tab Host control when the user chooses its associated tab.

"Edit Child Dialogs" Dialog

NameCopy link to this sectionLink to this section copied!

Select the desired child dialog from the list.

NoteThis list will be populated only with the existing "spawn-able" unused dialogs (predefined or custom) which are supported inside a Tab Host control. A "spawn-able" dialog does not have the "Back" / "Next" buttons.

After creating a child dialog, it will be included as a Tab Host control's parent dialog child. You can reveal it by expanding the Tab Host control's parent dialog in the Install Sequence tree.

If a child dialog doesn't have its Title property defined, its name (Dialog Name property) will be used for its tab button text instead. By default a <NewDialog> will be named NewTabPageDialog in the Install Sequence tree.

ConditionCopy link to this sectionLink to this section copied!

Specify the visibility condition for the child dialog. Edit this field using Smart Condition Edit Control.