I am currently working on a project where I have to show a tour on the page.
I took a look at Bootstrap-Tour and it was not so bad. I am working in angluarJS controllers. So I create a Tour, add some steps to it and create a button which fire off StartTour() function in AngularJS controller:
var t = new Tour({container: "#main",
backdrop: false,
debug:true,
orphan: true
});
t.addStep({
element: "#content123",
title: "Title123",
content: "Content123"
});
t.addSteps(
[
{
element: ".message.message-1", // element selector to show the popover next to;
title: "Welcome to my tour!",
content: "We're going to make this quick and useful."
},
{
element: ".message.message-2",
title: "Let's finish this thing off with a bang.",
content: "Boom, bang, bam!"
}
]);
// Initialize method on the Tour class. Get's everything loaded up and ready to go.
$scope.StartTour = function(){
// t.init();
t.start(true);
console.log(t);
console.log("start!!");
}
The wall I am facing right now is, that if I don't call orphan:true when I am creating New Tour nothing happens when I click the button. How do I get around this problem? Maybe some of the Angular people worked with this tool? later on, I want to pack it inside a directive.
There's an AngularJS wrapper for Bootstrap Tour now.
you can see a live demo and documentation here.
See this awesome directive. (Angular TOUR directive)
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