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It would be good to have a general reset method to call after completing all steps.

Perhaps something like this:

reset: function() {
  var
    i, len,
    steps = this,
    forms = steps.$.steps_content && steps.$.steps_content.items,
    selector = steps.$.selector,
    items = selector && selector.items
  ;

  if (forms.length) {
    for (i = 0, len = forms.length; i < len; i++) {
      forms[i]._reset();
      items[i].completed = false;
    }
  }

  steps._closeMessage();
  if (selector && selector.select) {
    selector.select(0);
  }
},        

Unfortunately i cannot use paper-dropdown-menu element inside paper-step. Its options cannot get selected. Any ideas why this happens?

If a step is already completed, then set completed=false or call _reset() and the completed state of the selector steps remains unchanged.

After a successful form submit, save the serialized form data and server response objects to the paper-step element.

Also save the last server error response.

Would be great to see this element supporting Polymer 2.0

The toast success, warning, and error messages need to have their font color corrected to match the default material color palette.

Eg. Warning font should not be #fff but should be rgba(0,0,0,0.87).

Hello,

I am new to polymer, trying to implement paper-steps for one of our requirement. This element is really awesome, but when I try add this element in Shadow Dom, it is not rendering correctly. Am I missing anything here? Your response is appreciated.

Thanks
Mani

If a step is already marked as complete, editing and resubmitting doesn't move progress forward.

Add a public error or message method to paper-step for convenience in displaying errors, warning, etc.

In a new update of Polymer elements, the paper-steps underwent a change. Now all that is not within an iron-form will not be loaded in the DOM.

Currently, some things that are clickable don't have cursor: pointer;, so the fact that they're clickable isn't as obvious as it should be.