Configuring Job Wizards

Question 1

Name 3 things that are true of a job wizard that are not true of a location group.

Answer 1

Possible answers:

1) Job wizard screens are ordered.
2) Job wizards have toolbars used to navigate through the ordered screens.
3) Job wizard screens can have conditional availability tied to where you are at in the wizard (must complete a step to move on to the next, for example).

Question 2

Why would you want to put job wizard steps into a step group?

Answer 2

You might put steps into a step group when you want the steps to be indented with a single label displaying over all of them.

Question 3

Why would you want to put job wizard steps into a step set?

Answer 3

You might put steps into a step set when you want to control the visibility or availability of multiple steps with a single condition.

Question 4

What attribute controls the appearance of job wizard steps in the user interface?

Answer 4

Lol trick question, there is no attribute that controls the order of appearance.

Question 5

How is order of appearance of job wizard steps in the user interface determined?

Answer 5

Order of appearance is based on the order in which the wizard steps are listed in the PCF file.

Question 6

How does a job wizard step behave differently if you set its independent attribute to true?

Answer 6

Setting a job wizard step’s independent attribute to true will list it at the bottom of the sidebar, and it can’t be navigated to using the Back/Next toolbar buttons.

Question 7

What is a job wizard’s entry point?

Answer 7

A job wizard’s entry point is the internal name for the job wizard.

Question 8

What element of the user interface references a job wizard’s entry point?

Answer 8

Navigation widgets. Navigation widgets reference a job wizard’s entry point to navigate to the job wizard when clicked.