The buttonFinish

[spyalert01]

When the user reached the final step. The wizard has 2 options: 1) Previous, and 2) Finish.

If the user decided to click Previous. how can I disable the Finish button.

And I am expecting the finish button to be enabled again, the next time they click NEXT and reach the final step.

Hope to hear from you.

thanks

[TPucke]

I think this is similar to issue 56, because a good solution to both would be to have a public method for setting any of the available property values after initialization of the wizard.

[spyalert01]

Hi, I am not sure it is the same or not. I am having difficulty... for example at the FINAL Step, instead of user click FINISH, they click Previous, then they may change something during the Previous / Previous few step, and click FINISH directly.

When I want to do is when they click PREVIOUS at the FINISH stage, I want to disable to finish, until when the process reaches the Finish again.

[prov1631]

Would this work?

$('#wizard').smartWizard({ onShowStep:showAStepCallback, onFinish:onFinishCallback }); function showAStepCallback(obj) { var currentStep = obj.attr('rel'); if (currentStep < '5') { // last step number $('.buttonFinish').addClass('buttonDisabled'); } } function onFinishCallback(objs, context){ $('form').submit(); }

[TPucke]

prov, your proposed code might work, however to me it's a workaround, absent a native solution. To me the ultimate clean solution is to have a smartwizard public method to modify a wizard property. For example in this case the OP would want to toggle or set enableFinishButton.

Spyalert, I do feel this solution would address this issue and 56, because the ability to modify properties would enable the desired behavior in both issues, and also many others.

[spyalert01]

Hi Thanks for your reply. I have tried what you have suggested earlier. It will disable... then will be re-enable after the previous page loaded.

I think there must be some flag which control this.

On Thu, Apr 24, 2014 at 1:26 PM, Randy H notifications@github.com wrote:

Would this work?

$('#wizard').smartWizard({ onShowStep:showAStepCallback, onFinish:onFinishCallback }); function showAStepCallback(obj) { var currentStep = obj.attr('rel'); if (currentStep < '5') { // last step number $('.buttonFinish').addClass('buttonDisabled'); } } function onFinishCallback(objs, context){ $('form').submit(); }

— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHubhttps://github.com/mstratman/jQuery-Smart-Wizard/issues/58#issuecomment-41243921 .

[spyalert01]

Hi Randy, Thanks. Its working now. exactly the way you mention :)

On Thu, Apr 24, 2014 at 1:26 PM, Randy H notifications@github.com wrote:

Would this work?

$('#wizard').smartWizard({ onShowStep:showAStepCallback, onFinish:onFinishCallback }); function showAStepCallback(obj) { var currentStep = obj.attr('rel'); if (currentStep < '5') { // last step number $('.buttonFinish').addClass('buttonDisabled'); } } function onFinishCallback(objs, context){ $('form').submit(); }

— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHubhttps://github.com/mstratman/jQuery-Smart-Wizard/issues/58#issuecomment-41243921 .