Figure 11 illustrates the UI elements in the Configure tab in the details pane. You use the Configure tab to configure the individual controls on the wizard page.

Note   Any changes made to the settings on the Configure tab affect the instance of that wizard page in the Page Library. The result is any stage groups or stages that contain the same instance of that wizard page will also reflect the changes in the configuration settings.

Figure 11. Configure tab in the UDI Wizard Designer

Table 147 lists the UI elements on the Flow tab, which is illustrated in Figure 11, and provides a brief description of each element.

Table 147. UDI Wizard Designer Configure Tab UI Elements

UI element

Description

Page screenshot

Expand to show a sample of the wizard page as displayed in the UDI Wizard.

Section

Logical grouping of one or more user controls.

Subsection

Logical grouping of one or more user controls within a section. Expand to show the user controls contained within the configuration details.

 

If you expand a subsection, you can see the controls within that subsection. Figure 12 illustrates the UI elements for a control beneath a subsection. A subsection may contain multiple controls.

Figure 12. UI elements for a control on the Configure tab in the UDI Wizard Designer

Table 148 lists the UI elements for a control on the Configure tab, which is illustrated in Figure 12, and provides a brief description of each element.

Note   Each control on a wizard page is unique and has different UI elements. The control illustrated in Figure 12 is provided as an example for generalized discussion.

Table 148. UI Elements for a Control on the Configure Tab

UI element

Description

Control lock

Allows you to enable (unlocked) or disable (lock) the control to allow or prevent users from entering information in the control. The status in the button can be one of the following values:

·     Unlocked. Users are able to interact with the control in the UDI Wizard.

·     Locked. Users are unable to interact with the control in the UDI Wizard.

Note   If you disable a control, you must provide the information collected by the control either as a default value in the control or in the CustomSettings.ini file or in MDT DB.

Default value

The value that is displayed in the control by default. If the control is enabled, then the user can override the default value.

Associated task sequence variable name

The task sequence variable name associated with the control. The UDI Wizard sets the specified task sequence variable with the value provided in the UDI Wizard.

Friendly name

The name which appears on the Summary wizard page (if included) and shows the configuration setting collected by this control.

Validators

A list of validation checks performed on the information entered in the control. You can add or remove validation checks to this list.

 

For more information about configuring specific controls on specific wizard pages, see the corresponding section for that wizard page in the MDT document Toolkit Reference.

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