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Hy there, good script indeed.
1) Can you tell me if we can resize it ?
2) Also can we have more/less than 4 steps ? And resize their titles ?
Thanks
1. Yes you can resize it, just adjust the width in the CSS file.
2. You can have more or less steps, the title size will auto adjust to match the wizard width.
Also, can you tell me if we can put images and tables inside ? For example I would like to use this component as a step by step buying form.
Thanks
Also, can you tell me if we can put images and tables inside ? For example I would like to use this component as a step by step buying form.
Thanks
It is possible to add tables and images, please see the documentation when you purchase Wizard Pro. It will explain you everything about the HTML structure.
thank you Philo01
Hello all
hane the Wizard Pro SMTP support? logs sign up user ip
Thanx
WizardPro is a jQuery plugin that report’s back to a PHP file, so you can do anything you want.
I’m not clear if this is suitable for my use case.
I want to step the user through a series of basic php forms, saving the data as they go but with each form passing a parameter to the next (the parameter value is used as a foreign key in the linked mysql tables).
At the end of this simple workflow, the user can either exit the wizard or start again to create another set of linked records.
Quick question:
I am currently working on a form where the customer enters information….and it all goes into a database.
For wizard pro, is everything under one form tag, or multiple?(I am assuming one)
Wizard Pro makes use of multiple forms. Each of these steps will send the data that has been entered using AJAX .
You could just store the information into a session and when the customer entered all info save it to the database.
Sweet stuff. I want to be able to use this for templates I sell for wordpress. People should upload the template files to the template directory in wordpress and then when the template is selected as the active one in WP and they go to the main page I would like this to pop up if they do not have an active license for the template.
Then they would just need to enter their license and this disappears until the license expires, gets suspended, or is invalid.
Could you help me with one part? I just need some help on how to use this script to create a table in the WP database for the license key when a user enters it.
Thanks, I will probably buy this later tonight and start playing around with it 
Looks very nice but I have some problems finding unique use cases for this. This wizard forces a user to follow a path step by step, as one cannot jump from step 1 to step 3. Compared to some kind of tabbed content this seems to be its main difference/advantage. Unfortunately disabling javascript looses this effect, doesn´t it? What if I prefer to remove the stepwise action and allow to go to any step back and forth without being forced to follow the path? Is this also possible?
If you turn of the default ajax request method and handle the requests yourself, you can use the plugin API to go to the next, previous or specific step. (See below the demo)
I will update the plugin with support for using the default ajax method and go to a specific step with PHP .
For example:
$data['step'] = "next"; // Go to the next step
$data['step'] = "prev"; // Go to the previous step
$data['step'] = 2; // Go to step 2
When you will use the Wizard it will receive on of the examples above and go to the defined step.
I will post an message when the Wizard has been updated. And please don’t forget that this is a jQuery plugin, it will not work when disabling Javascript.
An update is now submitted to CodeCanyon. Waiting for a reviewer to approve it.
This will allow you to change steps using PHP . The documentation has been rewritten, and will also be included when the update is approved.
What does the PHP script in this package do? Does it really install the WP ? or make the Contact Form work?
The PHP package shows you how to handle requests from the Wizard. It does not install WordPress, it’s just some dummy content, same goes for the contact demo.
But it only requires 5 min or so to make it work as a contact form. If you want to use it as an installer for a web application it might take you a bit longer of course.
This looks great Philo! Excellent idea for a product 
Looks pretty useful man! Good luck with the sales!
Thanks Firsh!
No prob:) Just was looking around, I’m not often here too much, but now it’s time. So many good stuff around here! Is that your room/workplace on your profile pic?
Yes it is 
It’s my room / office, although the picture is a bit outdated
Have some new hardware
Are you working from home?
Yeah Still studying, so I work as a freelancer for a living
Does it have an admin interface?
How can you create the forms?
Thanks.
Hi Josemi16,
This is a jQuery plugin. It makes it easy to build a wizard. The documentation will help you on your way.
Feel free to ask for support anytime =)
Truly bizzare!
I have javascript enaled IE8 Windows7
YET
Javascript is required in order to use this wizard. How to enable javascript – Upgrade Browser
ODDNESS
Have no trouble with any otherjavascript item at codecanyon, or elsewhere for that matter…
Should be fixed now! Thanks for reporting!
Ok all good and I can see the value will purchase this very soon,well done, very useful
acutally the jagged edge problem reported here is also an issue in your script: http://codecanyon.net/item/tonic-gallery-jquery-xml-portfolio-gallery/discussion/120710
