Closed jcvdav closed 7 years ago
Perhaps something like this?
Using next and previous buttons?
In the UI
actionButton(inputId = "b5.6", label = "Siguiente", icon = icon("arrow-right"), class = "btn2")
In the Server
observeEvent(input$b5.6, {
updateNavbarPage(session, "Tabs",
selected = "Result"
)
})
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On Sat, Feb 18, 2017 at 5:22 PM, Juan Carlos Villaseñor-Derbez < notifications@github.com> wrote:
Perhaps something like this?
Using next and previous buttons?
In the UI
actionButton(inputId = "b5.6", label = "Siguiente", icon = icon("arrow-right"), class = "btn2")
In the Server
observeEvent(input$b5.6, { updateNavbarPage(session, "Tabs", selected = "Result" ) })
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As stated by @spfitzgerald: In terms of user-friendliness, you might want to tell the user when to move on to the next tab since there's no "next" button. For example, in the 1st (Intro) tab, one sentence: "When ready to begin, select the Objectives and Indicators tab above". Then in the 2nd (Objectives and Indicators) tab, "After you've selected the appropriate indicators, click on the Data tab above". Something like that. No big deal, just one brief sentence on each tab.