Closed mairead closed 10 years ago
Good point.Will implement this
The implementation I am thinking of, will make the joyride treat a sudden end equivalent to "skip" . That means, if the page changes in course of the joyride, it will remain in that way and not come back to the original page.
Should setting $scope.startJoyRide to false clear open panels from the screen?
I need a way to end the joyride mid run.
The jQuery plugin allows you to send .joyride('end') to finish programatically
I expected setting the start attribute to false to have the same effect but this does not seem to trigger the onFinish method, or remove popovers from the screen. Am I missing something? or does ng-joyride not have this functionality?
Thanks