I want to navigate the stepper only through the next and back buttons.
I can\'t get this to work since users can also click each step label to navigate to any step. I c
I found a somewhat hacky solution for this. The problem is that you cannot fully disable the header navigation, but you can prevent it from being active until a certain moment.
And that moment is form.invalid
.
My situation was the following: User needs to fill the form inside the step, press 'save' and only then be able to use NEXT
button and navigate the stepper further (also back).
What I did was introduce another hidden
input
which would be using angular's [required]
dynamic attribute. It will only be required
if the previous save
condition wasn't successful. Once it succeeds this field won't be required
and user can navigate further.
Together with mat-stepper (or md-stepper) attribute editable
you should be able to achieve what you want.
Let me know if you fully understood the idea.