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How do I add more Buttons along with the existing Navigation Buttons?

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You can add more buttons to the wizard control along with the existing navigation buttons by creating a new button and then setting the GridBagLayout constraints for the button to position it correctly along with other buttons using GridPosX and GridPosY.


Here is the code snippet:

C#

// To add a new button
Button btn = new Button();
btn.Text = "New Button";
this.wizardControl1.Controls.Add(btn);

// Set the constraints for the newly created Button
this.wizardControl1.GridBagLayout.GetConstraintsRef(btn).GridPosX = 6;
this.wizardControl1.GridBagLayout.GetConstraintsRef(btn).GridPosY = 5;

VB

' To add a new button
Dim btn As Button = New Button()
btn.Text = "New Button"
Me.wizardControl1.Controls.Add(btn)

' Set the constraints for the newly created Button
Me.wizardControl1.GridBagLay.GetConstraintsRef(btn).GridPosX = 6
Me.wizardControl1.GridBagLay.GetConstraintsRef(btn).GridPosY = 5

Conclusion

I hope you enjoyed learning about how do I add more Buttons along with the existing Navigation Buttons.

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