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declaring unrequired arguments in custom wizard

HI

How do I declare an argument in a custom wizard as unrequired ,ie where do i use require attribute=false

regards

satish

satish padidem  Thursday, February 07, 2008 8:56 AM
Hi Satish,

the required attribute is specified in the argument itself, then you can define a wizard field which could use that argument, but you can't specify if it will be required or not in the wizard field definition, that should be do at the argument definition.

let me know if I answer your question or not.

jose.
Jose Escrich  Tuesday, February 12, 2008 1:47 AM
Hi Satish,

the required attribute is specified in the argument itself, then you can define a wizard field which could use that argument, but you can't specify if it will be required or not in the wizard field definition, that should be do at the argument definition.

let me know if I answer your question or not.

jose.
Jose Escrich  Tuesday, February 12, 2008 1:47 AM

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