I have a five-step tour on a given page where step 3's target might not exist given the underlying data being displayed. Unfortunately, when this occurs, the tour stops and steps 4 and 5 are never executed.
Ideally, vue-tour would provide an option to automatically skip any step where the target isn't found. Alternatively, each step could offer a disabled property which we could set to TRUE prior to launching the tour and upon programmatically determining -- in this case -- target step 3 isn't available.
As it stands, I'll have to programmatically reset the steps each time the page is drawn depending on whether or not step 3 may exist. Is there an easier / better way?
Original issue: lincoln017 - vue-tour#245
I have a five-step tour on a given page where step 3's target might not exist given the underlying data being displayed. Unfortunately, when this occurs, the tour stops and steps 4 and 5 are never executed.
Ideally, vue-tour would provide an option to automatically skip any step where the target isn't found. Alternatively, each step could offer a disabled property which we could set to TRUE prior to launching the tour and upon programmatically determining -- in this case -- target step 3 isn't available.
As it stands, I'll have to programmatically reset the steps each time the page is drawn depending on whether or not step 3 may exist. Is there an easier / better way?
Thanks.