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did you find a solution to this ?
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did you find a solution to this ?
A solution to this is to always initialize the driver inside the eventListener callback.
Instead of this:
const driver1 = driver({
steps: [
{
element: '#counter',
popover: {
title: "Welcome to the tour",
description: "Welcome to the tour",
align: 'end',
side: 'bottom'
}
},
{
element: '.icon-toggle-right',
popover: {
title: "Welcome to the second tour",
description: "Holla la tour",
align: 'end',
side: 'left'
}
}
]
});
const driver2 = driver({
overlayColor: 'yellow',
overlayOpacity: 0.2,
steps: [
{
element: "#vite-logo",
popover: {
title: "Here is Vite",
description: "A tool for building web applications",
}
},
{
element: ".vanilla",
popover: {
title: "Here is JavaScript",
description: "A programming language for the web",
}
}
]
});
document.querySelector('#tour').addEventListener('click', () => {
driver2.drive();
});
driver1.drive();
Do this:
const driver1 = driver({
steps: [
{
element: '#counter',
popover: {
title: "Welcome to the tour",
description: "Welcome to the tour",
align: 'end',
side: 'bottom'
}
},
{
element: '.icon-toggle-right',
popover: {
title: "Welcome to the second tour",
description: "Holla la tour",
align: 'end',
side: 'left'
}
}
]
});
document.querySelector('#tour').addEventListener('click', () => {
const driver2 = driver({
overlayColor: 'yellow',
overlayOpacity: 0.2,
steps: [
{
element: "#vite-logo",
popover: {
title: "Here is Vite",
description: "A tool for building web applications",
}
},
{
element: ".vanilla",
popover: {
title: "Here is JavaScript",
description: "A programming language for the web",
}
}
]
});
driver2.drive();
});
driver1.drive();
This way the driver2 object doesn't overwrite the first one. I think this is worth mentioning somewhere in the documentation.
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I actually used the setConfig
instead of initializing a new driver. I had a global driver and a bunch of configs that I set whenever I need them.
from driver.js.
I actually used the
setConfig
instead of initializing a new driver. I had a global driver and a bunch of configs that I set whenever I need them.
Do you get the ability to call driver's methods individually(per config)?
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Do you get the ability to call driver's methods individually(per config)?
I'm not following. I just call the functions from the driver()
instance after I set the config. so far I haven't faced any issues with that. is this what you meant ?
from driver.js.
Do you get the ability to call driver's methods individually(per config)?
I'm not following. I just call the functions from the
driver()
instance after I set the config. so far I haven't faced any issues with that. is this what you meant ?
Oh I see, by invoking the functions from driver()
after setting the config, the newly set configuration takes precedence over the previous ones. Then what you're suggesting is an alternative way to achieve the desired result.
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what I suggested was the only way I found that worked for my situation. but depending on the use case, it can be an alternate implementation.
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Related Issues (20)
- Add onOverlayClicked callback
- Can ‘getConfig("animate")’ be replaced with ‘isAnimatedTour’ ?
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- Step positions are erratic HOT 1
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- Hide "previous" button on step 1 HOT 1
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- [Feature Request] Lifecycle events HOT 1
- aria-controls attribute removed during runtime. HOT 3
- Highlight element in parent window from iframe HOT 1
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