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To determine if this issue affects your system, you can open the browser JavaScript console and look for the following error message:
Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'offsetWidth' of null
If you see this error, you can easily work around it by adding a delay attribute to the tutorial element step.
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If the 'Next' button is not enabled and the error described above is shown, simply add delayBeforeNextItem attribute to the element, specifying a delay in milliseconds. For example:
Virtualdatacenter's element
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{ "element": "#virtualdatacenters\\.tab", "intro": "In the <strong>Virtual datacenter</strong> section, you will manage all your virtual infrastructure. Let's begin by clicking this icon<br><br><span style='color: orange'><strong>Action needed:</strong></span><br><i>Click the <strong>'Virtual datacenters'</strong> icon to continue</i>", "position": "bottom", "actionType": "onclick", "blockPrevious": true, "delayBeforeNextItem": 1000 }, |
This will be enough to resolve the issue.
It is up to you specify a suitable delay value depending on the screen and tutorial step, but it would be better to set higher delays than lower ones in order to avoid problems.