Browse to a different website inside the tour.

[SergeyGuschin]

Can I go to another site during the tour? Or do I need to finish the first tour open another site and start the second tour? Here is the example what I try to achieve

from seleniumbase import BaseCase
BaseCase.main(__name__, __file__)


class MyTourClass(BaseCase):
    def test_google_tour(self):
        self.open("https://google.com/ncr")
        self.wait_for_element('[title="Search"]')
        self.hide_elements("iframe")

        # Create a website tour using the ShepherdJS library with "dark" theme
        self.create_tour(theme="dark")
        self.add_tour_step("Welcome to Google!", title="SeleniumBase Tours")
        self.add_tour_step("Type in your query here.", '[title="Search"]')

        # Open Google Translate site
        self.open("https://translate.google.com/")
        self.add_tour_step("This is Google Translate")
        self.play_tour()

[mdmintz]

Each tour is only for a single site, but you can chain multiple tours together to cover multiple sites, such as in the example here: SeleniumBase/examples/tour_examples/google_tour.py

create_tour() and add_tour_step() can be called from anywhere, as none of the code gets executed until you call play_tour().

Here's the updated code from your example for two different tours chained together:

from seleniumbase import BaseCase
BaseCase.main(__name__, __file__, "--disable-csp")

class MyTourClass(BaseCase):
    def test_google_tour(self):
        self.open("https://google.com/ncr")
        self.wait_for_element('[title="Search"]')
        self.hide_elements("iframe")

        self.create_tour(theme="dark")
        self.add_tour_step("Welcome to Google!", title="SeleniumBase Tours")
        self.add_tour_step("Type in your query here.", '[title="Search"]')
        self.play_tour()

        self.open("https://translate.google.com/")
        self.create_tour(theme="light")
        self.add_tour_step("This is Google Translate")
        self.play_tour()

Note that the second website has a Content Security Policy that disables JavaScript from running, so you need to add --disable-csp as a pytest command-line option in order to avoid this error:
selenium.common.exceptions.JavascriptException: Message: javascript error: Failed to set the 'src' property on 'HTMLScriptElement': This document requires 'TrustedScriptURL' assignment.

pytest --disable-csp

[SergeyGuschin]

Thank you so much. That's exactly what I thought. But I still hoped that it was possible. Thank you for the enormous work and contribution you make.

[SergeyGuschin]

@mdmintz
I have another question. If the fields are filled in with self.type command.
When the tour is exported to a JS file, this step in the script will be missing?

        self.create_tour()
        self.type("#address_firstname", "TestName")
        self.type("#address_lastname", "LastName")
        self.type("#address_for_attention_of", "FAO Test")
        self.type("#address_phone", "+1 111 1111111")
        self.type("#address_contact_email", "[email protected]")
        self.type("#address_company", "Test Company")
        self.type("#address_address1", "Test street 123")
        self.add_tour_step("The Shipping Address name can be added here", "#address_address_name")
        self.add_tour_step(
            "If checked, the shipping address will be saved as the default address for checkout.",
            "#address_default_shipping_address"
        )
        self.add_tour_step('The new shipping address will be saved in profile', "input[value='Save']")
        self.play_tour()

[mdmintz]

Only the steps added via add_tour_step() are part of the actual tour that gets exported.
The SeleniumBase parts, such as self.type(selector, text), are separate.