In this step you'll add a C1AppViewItem and C1AppViewPages to your application. Complete the following steps to customize your AppView for ASP.NET Web Forms control:
To write code in Source View
<cc1:C1AppView ID="C1AppView1" runat="server" HeaderTitle="Home Page" Height="300px">
<DefaultContent>
<p>
This application was built with Wijmo, jQuery Mobile. Learn more about Wijmo at <ahref="http://wijmo.com">http://wijmo.com</a>.
</p>
</DefaultContent>
<Items>
<cc1:C1AppViewItem Text="Wizard" AppViewPageUrl="/Wizard/Index.aspx">
</cc1:C1AppViewItem>
</Items>
</cc1:C1AppView>
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<cc1:C1AppViewPage runat="server"> <content id="Content1" runat="server"> <Template> <cc1:C1Wizard ID="C1Wizard1" runat="server" Delay="300"> <steps> <cc1:C1WizardStep runat="server" Title="Step1" ID="C1Wizard1_Step1"> Mauris eleifend est et turpis. Duis id erat. Duis cursus. </cc1:C1WizardStep> <cc1:C1WizardStep runat="server" Title="Step2" ID="C1Wizard1_Step2"> This is the second step. </cc1:C1WizardStep> <cc1:C1WizardStep runat="server" Title="Step3" ID="C1Wizard1_Step3"> This is the third step. </cc1:C1WizardStep> <cc1:C1WizardStep runat="server" Title="Step4" ID="C1Wizard1_Step4"> This is the fourth step. </cc1:C1WizardStep> <cc1:C1WizardStep runat="server" Title="Step5" ID="C1Wizard1_Step5"> This is the final step. </cc1:C1WizardStep> </steps> </cc1:C1Wizard> </Template> </content> </cc1:C1AppViewPage> |