Thank iange87, I moved forward with this over the weekend and setting the interval to false is exactly what I did. It seems to be working very well right now. My next hurdle is applying validation to the form. I'm trying to figure out if I can validate befor continuing on to the next slide.
-Brandon On Sunday, December 9, 2012 3:27:03 PM UTC-6, iange87 wrote: > > The bootstrap carousel should be fine. Looking at the > docs<http://twitter.github.com/bootstrap/javascript.html#carousel>, > if you set interval to "false" in the js where you initialise it, it wont > cycle automatically. Why add another js component? All the carousel really > does is swap between different pieces of html, whether it's a picture, text > or a form so you should be fine. You can even jump to specific slides, say > if you had name/address, contact info, etc on different carousel items, > have buttons to go straight to each if the user wants to correct things. > > On Friday, December 7, 2012 5:03:25 PM UTC, Brandon Cook wrote: >> >> New to bootstrap and have a question about the Carousel. >> >> I'm looking to create a form that I can break up into parts with effects >> just like the sliding carousel. Would the Bootstrap Carousel be a good >> choice for this? I would need to disable the sliding be default and only >> have it slide when the next button is actually clicked. >> >> Thanks >> -Brandon >> >
