Hi Kimber,
I've used the "bootstrap tour" script that is mentioned in the original post, it took me about 5 mins (maybe less) to get the really basic implementation of it in. So showing on multiple pages, and being able to next through.
It's a nice script, that gets you from A to B in seconds.
Just remembered that you were both interested in this, I've started building this (really slowly) and I've put a proof of concept up on GitHub in case you were interested. https://github.com/mike-grant/moodle-local_bootstraptour
It's definitely not releasable, or in any other stage than making the tour appear.
The settings are in jquery/tour.js at the top.
Thanks
EDIT: Just to point out aswell, that the ids that are being referenced are in the BCU theme, and will most likely fail on any other theme.
Hello Mike,
It is a very good idea. I am also looking at bootstrap for revamping our theme. Thanks for sharing your resource with us.
Somebody mentioned Essential as a theme to start with. I chose Essential for one of our Moodle site, but I wouldn't use it again taking into account the amount of glitches found when working with third party plugins, such as the one discovered with Turnitin V1. I believe that the bug has been fixed in the last versionsof Essential (which, as a whole, is a smart theme) .
You may want to test how Essential works with Turnitin Direct V2 before choosing that theme.
I personally think that it is better to start with a simple theme such as Clean, in which there has no bugs reported for third party add-ons so far
Regards,
Mari Cruz
Thanks for putting it up on github Mike, I had to put it on the backburner before I got anywhere with it, will hopefully get a chance to look into it in the next few weeks and no doubt your work will save us some time. If we get a chance to look into it we'll report back.
Regards
H
This looks really cool. If anyone knows how to pass a variable to the js file I could build it into a theme where you could conceivably fill out the form and add your own content to the tour.
Hi Chris,
RE: If anyone knows how to pass a variable to the js file.
I do.
Cheers,
Gareth
Chris - take a look at the two radial displays you just put into Pioneer
They take a value that is displayed (or rather hidden) in the DOM as a variable to use to create the radial chart.
But... save the markup clutter and use parameters in the AMD module call. See Shoehorn Chartist.js stuff.