Closed hajimurtaza closed 3 years ago
+1 for all the individual step related features. If you like a workaround:
intro.onafterchange(function(targetElement) {
if(intro._currentStep == 2) { // your disabled step 2 for example
var original_onclick = $('.introjs-nextbutton').get(0).onclick;
$('.introjs-nextbutton').addClass('introjs-disabled');
$('.introjs-nextbutton').get(0).onclick = null;
$('#searchbox').on('search:done', function() {
$('.introjs-nextbutton').removeClass('introjs-disabled');
$('.introjs-nextbutton').get(0).onclick = original_onclick;
}
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Description
Disable next button on a particular step , in order to ensure user click the highlighted element and then continue the tour
Expected Behavior
For example i have highlighted search button on step 3, which takes me to a new page. I want to ensure user clicks on search button. Right now i am having to manipulate a lot as there are two options the user can take and its a nightmare to design based on predicting what user will do.
Actual Behavior
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Example (recommended)
i am going to the new page and starting tour from step 4 using goToStep function. But i cant go to the page unless user enters some value and clicks search button . if I could disable next button he would only be pressing search button which will ensure he reached the correct page
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