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It sounds pretty simple, but I don't know how I could do such a thing. Considering I have this widget:
return Showcase( key: widget.incomeCardKey, disableBarrierInteraction: true, description: 'Something', onTargetClick: () => debugPrint('target clicked'), disposeOnTap: true, child: WhatEver() );
WhatEver is not a simple element like:
ElevatedButton( onPressed: () { print('Button clicked!'); }, child: Text('Click Me'), )
it is a bunch of different elements with more than one option to click, so I don't know exactly which button is going to be clicked.
So, can I have something like triggerElementClick: true or similar?
triggerElementClick: true
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It sounds pretty simple, but I don't know how I could do such a thing. Considering I have this widget:
WhatEver is not a simple element like:
it is a bunch of different elements with more than one option to click, so I don't know exactly which button is going to be clicked.
So, can I have something like
triggerElementClick: true
or similar?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: