Version 3 and later at http://mstratman.github.com/jQuery-Smart-Wizard/
NOTE: This is not being actively maintained.
Original version 2 and earlier are from http://www.techlaboratory.net/products.php?product=smartwizard
Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License. http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/
To see some examples, please visit http://mstratman.github.com/jQuery-Smart-Wizard/
Basic Usage:
$('#wizard').smartWizard();Using with option parameters:
$('#wizard').smartWizard({
// Properties
selected: 0, // Selected Step, 0 = first step
keyNavigation: true, // Enable/Disable key navigation(left and right keys are used if enabled)
enableAllSteps: false, // Enable/Disable all steps on first load
transitionEffect: 'fade', // Effect on navigation, none/fade/slide/slideleft
contentURL:null, // specifying content url enables ajax content loading
contentURLData:null, // override ajax query parameters
contentCache:true, // cache step contents, if false content is fetched always from ajax url
cycleSteps: false, // cycle step navigation
enableFinishButton: false, // makes finish button enabled always
hideButtonsOnDisabled: false, // when the previous/next/finish buttons are disabled, hide them instead
errorSteps:[], // array of step numbers to highlighting as error steps
labelNext:'Next', // label for Next button
labelPrevious:'Previous', // label for Previous button
labelFinish:'Finish', // label for Finish button
noForwardJumping:false,
ajaxType: 'POST',
// Events
onLeaveStep: null, // triggers when leaving a step
onShowStep: null, // triggers when showing a step
onFinish: null, // triggers when Finish button is clicked
buttonOrder: ['finish', 'next', 'prev'] // button order, to hide a button remove it from the list
}); Parameters and Events are describing on the table below.
npm install git://github.com/mstratman/jQuery-Smart-Wizard.git --save-devInclude the following JavaScript and css files on your page.
- jQuery Library file (Don't include if you already have it on your page)
- CSS(Style Sheet) file for Smart Wizard
- JavaScript plug-in file for Smart Wizard
To include the files copy and paste the below lines inside the head tag (<head> </head>) of your page.
Make sure the paths to the files are correct with your working environment.
<script type="text/javascript" src="jquery-2.0.0.min.js"></script>
<link href="smart_wizard.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css">
<script type="text/javascript" src="jquery.smartWizard.js"></script>Inititialize the Smart Wizard, copy and paste the below lines inside the head tag (<head> </head>) of your page
<script type="text/javascript">
$(document).ready(function() {
// Initialize Smart Wizard
$('#wizard').smartWizard();
});
</script>Finally the html, below shows the HTML markup for the Smart Wizard, You can customize it by including your on contents for each steps.
Copy and paste the below html inside the body tag (<body></body>) of your page.
<div id="wizard" class="swMain">
<ul>
<li><a href="#step-1">
<label class="stepNumber">1</label>
<span class="stepDesc">
Step 1<br />
<small>Step 1 description</small>
</span>
</a></li>
<li><a href="#step-2">
<label class="stepNumber">2</label>
<span class="stepDesc">
Step 2<br />
<small>Step 2 description</small>
</span>
</a></li>
<li><a href="#step-3">
<label class="stepNumber">3</label>
<span class="stepDesc">
Step 3<br />
<small>Step 3 description</small>
</span>
</a></li>
<li><a href="#step-4">
<label class="stepNumber">4</label>
<span class="stepDesc">
Step 4<br />
<small>Step 4 description</small>
</span>
</a></li>
</ul>
<div id="step-1">
<h2 class="StepTitle">Step 1 Content</h2>
<!-- step content -->
</div>
<div id="step-2">
<h2 class="StepTitle">Step 2 Content</h2>
<!-- step content -->
</div>
<div id="step-3">
<h2 class="StepTitle">Step 3 Title</h2>
<!-- step content -->
</div>
<div id="step-4">
<h2 class="StepTitle">Step 4 Title</h2>
<!-- step content -->
</div>
</div>To load the content via ajax call you need to specify the property "contentURL".
example:
<script type="text/javascript">
$(document).ready(function() {
// Initialize Smart Wizard with ajax content load
$('#wizard').smartWizard({contentURL:'services/ajaxcontents.php'});
});
</script>When a step got focus the SmartWizard will post the step number to this contentURL and so you can write server side logic to format the content with the step number to be shown next. The response to this call should be the content of that step in HTML format.
To get the step number in php:
$step_number = $_REQUEST["step_number"];By default the SmartWizard will fetch the step content only on the first focus of the step, and cache the content and use it on the further focus of that step. But you can turn off the content cache by specifying the property "contentCache" to false.
example:
<script type="text/javascript">
$(document).ready(function() {
// Initialize Smart Wizard with ajax content load and cache disabled
$('#wizard').smartWizard({contentURL:'services/ajaxcontents.php',contentCache:false});
});
</script>Please see the ajax contents demo and following files on the source code to know how ajax content loading is implemented.
- smartwizard2-ajax.htm
- services/service.php
Smart Wizard 3 does not have in-built form validation, but you can call you own validation function for each steps or for all steps with the events. Smart Wizard 3 has three events (onLeaveStep, onShowStep, onFinish). So you can write your step validation login in "onLeaveStep" event and on validation fail you can stay on that step by cancelling that event. Validation logic for all steps can be write on "onFinish" event and so you can avoid submitting the form with errors.
example:
<script type="text/javascript">
$(document).ready(function(){
// Smart Wizard
$('#wizard').smartWizard({
onLeaveStep:leaveAStepCallback,
onFinish:onFinishCallback
});
function leaveAStepCallback(obj, context){
alert("Leaving step " + context.fromStep + " to go to step " + context.toStep);
return validateSteps(context.fromStep); // return false to stay on step and true to continue navigation
}
function onFinishCallback(objs, context){
if(validateAllSteps()){
$('form').submit();
}
}
// Your Step validation logic
function validateSteps(stepnumber){
var isStepValid = true;
// validate step 1
if(stepnumber == 1){
// Your step validation logic
// set isStepValid = false if has errors
}
// ...
}
function validateAllSteps(){
var isStepValid = true;
// all step validation logic
return isStepValid;
}
});
</script>Please see the step validation demo and smartwizard2-validation.php in the source code to know how step input validation is implemented.
Highlighting error steps in Smart Wizard is easy
$('#wizard').smartWizard('setError',{stepnum:3,iserror:true});It takes two arguments
- stepnum :- Step number to which is highlighted as error
- iserror :- true = set the step as error step and false = remove the error highlighting
example:
<script type="text/javascript">
$(document).ready(function() {
// Initialize Smart Wizard
$('#wizard').smartWizard();
function setError(stepnumber){
$('#wizard').smartWizard('setError',{stepnum:stepnumber,iserror:true});
}
});
</script>An in-built message box is available with Smart Wizard 3 and you can call it as like below
$('#wizard').smartWizard('showMessage','Hello! World');example:
<script type="text/javascript">
$(document).ready(function() {
// Initialize Smart Wizard
$('#wizard').smartWizard();
function showWizardMessage(){
var myMessage = 'Hello this is my message';
// You can call this line wherever to show message inside the wizard
$('#wizard').smartWizard('showMessage',myMessage);
}
});
</script>| Parameter Name | Description | Values | Default Value |
|---|---|---|---|
| selected | specify the initially-selected step | integer | 0 |
| keyNavigation |
enable/disable key navigation.
left/right keys are used if enabled |
true = enabled
false= disabled |
true |
| enableAllSteps | Enable/Disable all steps on first load |
true = enabled
false= disabled |
false |
| transitionEffect | Animation effect on step navigation | none/fade/slide/slideleft | fade |
| contentURL | Setting this property will enable ajax content loading, setting null will disable ajax contents | null or a valid url | null |
| contentURLData | with ContentURL set, use this property to override the ajax query parameters used when loading contents | null or a function that takes the new step number and returns an object to override ajax parameters | null |
| contentCache | This property will enable caching of the content on ajax content mode. So the contents are fetched from the url only on first load of the step |
true = enabled
false= disabled |
true |
| cycleSteps | This property allows to cycle the navigation of steps |
true = enabled
false= disabled |
false |
| enableFinishButton | This property will make the finish button enabled always |
true = enabled
false= disabled |
false |
| hideButtonsOnDisabled | This property will hide the disabled buttons instead of just disabling them |
true = enabled
false= disabled |
false |
| errorSteps | an array of step numbers to highlighting as error steps |
array of integers
ex: [2,4] |
[] |
| labelNext | Label for Next button | String | Next |
| labelPrevious | Label for Previous button | String | Previous |
| labelFinish | Label for Finish button | String | Finish |
| noForwardJumping | If true, automatically disable all steps following the current step.
e.g. If I am on step 4, and click step 1, steps 2-4 will be disabled and I cannot jump back to 3 or 4, and can only proceed "next" to step 2. |
Boolean | false |
| ajaxType | The "type" parameter for ajax requests. | String | POST |
| includeFinishButton | [DEPRECATED: This option will be removed in the next release] If true, adds a finish button |
true = show
false= don't show |
true |
| reverseButtonsOrder | [DEPRECATED: This option will be removed in the next release] If true, shows buttons ordered as: prev, next, finished |
true = prev, next, finished
false= finished, next, prev |
false |
| buttonOrder | Defines the display order of the buttons. To hide a button simply remove it from the list. | String[] | ['finish', 'next', 'prev'] |
| Event Name | Description | Parameters |
|---|---|---|
| onLeaveStep |
Triggers when leaving a step.
This is a decision making event, based on its function return value (true/false) the current step navigation can be cancelled. |
Object: object of the step anchor element.
You can access the step number and step body element using this object.
Object: Context information with keys: fromStep and toStep |
| onShowStep | Triggers when showing a step. |
Object: object of the step anchor element.
You can access the step number and step body element using this object.
Object: Context information with keys: fromStep and toStep |
| onFinish |
Triggers when the Finish button is clicked.
This is a decision making event, based on its function return value (true/false) the further actions can be cancelled. e.g.: If the validation fails we can cancel form submitting and can show an error message. Please see the form validation example for the implementation If this callback is not set, clicking the finish button will submit the form in which the wizard is placed, and do nothing if a parent form is not found. |
Object Array: an array of the object of all the step anchor elements Object: Context information with key: fromStep indicating which step the user was on when they clicked the finish button. |
Methods can be called by calling smartWizard("method_name", arguments)
For example, calling the showMessage method to display "Hello, World!" would look like this:
$("#your_wizard").smartWizard('showMessage', 'Hello, World!');Here are the available methods:
| Method Name | Arguments | Description |
|---|---|---|
| showMessage | String: the message to show. | Show a message in the action bar |
| hideMessage | None | Hide the message in the action bar |
| showError | Integer: the step number to highlight with an error. | This is a convenience wrapper around setError. |
| hideError | Integer: the step number to un-highlight with an error. | This is a convenience wrapper around setError. |
| setError | Object: with keys stepnum and iserror. | Set or unset error status on a particular step. Passing iserror as true sets the error. Passing in a false value turns off the error. |
| goForward | None | Load the next step. |
| goBackward | None | Load the previous step. |
| goToStep | Integer - the step number to load | Load the specified step. |
| enableStep | Integer - the step number to enable | Enable the specified step. |
| disableStep | Integer - the step number to disable | Disable the specified step. |
| currentStep | None | Returns the number of the current step. |
| enableFinish | Boolean:
true = enabled false= disabled |
Returns the status of finish button after change. |
| fixHeight | None | Adjusts the height of the step contents for the current step. In general you won't need this, but it's useful if you are dynamically setting the contents. |
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