Live demo

You can play with the plug-in without installing it using the sample application available online.

The sample application enables you to learn about the plug-in capabilities, Oracle APEX APEX integration, and simple examples of how to use the United Codes Guided Tour Pro plug-in.

The plug-in sample application can be downloaded and installed in your APEX scheme for free using the Trial License.

The plug-in sample application is one way to install the plug-in. Learn more in the section Getting Started \ Installation.

Identifying the End-User

The sample application is a publicly available application which means the end-user visiting the application is logged as APEX_PUBLIC_USER. In order to let all visitors have an individual experience without being affected by changes made by other visitors, the application seeds tours and steps data when the APEX session is created. Because of that, the sample application table UC_GUIDEDTOUR_SAMPLE_TOURS is extended with the SESSION_ID column. The column is used to make tours and tour steps end-user specific and thanks to this, users don’t affect each other's data.

Supporting Packages

UC_GUIDEDTOUR_API

The Guided Tour Pro sample application is delivered with package UC_GUIDEDTOUR_API. The package is used to create new tours and steps in the plug-in structures UC_GUIDEDTOUR_TOURS and UC_GUIDEDTOUR_STEPS. The package is used in the sample application page Tour Builder.

The package contains

Procedure / Function inserting a new tour
Procedure / Function inserting a new tour step
Procedures to remove existing tour and step

create or replace package UC_GUIDEDTOUR_API as

  procedure deleteTour(
    p_tour_id in UC_GUIDEDTOUR_TOURS.ID%TYPE
  );

  procedure updateTour(
    p_tour_id           in UC_GUIDEDTOUR_TOURS.ID%TYPE,
    p_app_id            in UC_GUIDEDTOUR_TOURS.APPLICATION_ID%TYPE,
    p_app_page_id       in UC_GUIDEDTOUR_TOURS.PAGE_ID%TYPE,
    p_name              in UC_GUIDEDTOUR_TOURS.NAME%TYPE,
    p_options           in UC_GUIDEDTOUR_TOURS.OPTIONS%TYPE,
    p_init_js           in UC_GUIDEDTOUR_TOURS.INIT_JS%TYPE           default null,
    p_fire_on_page_load in UC_GUIDEDTOUR_TOURS.FIRE_ON_PAGE_LOAD%TYPE default 'N'
  );

  function insertTour(
    p_app_id            in UC_GUIDEDTOUR_TOURS.APPLICATION_ID%TYPE,
    p_app_page_id       in UC_GUIDEDTOUR_TOURS.PAGE_ID%TYPE,
    p_name              in UC_GUIDEDTOUR_TOURS.NAME%TYPE,
    p_options           in UC_GUIDEDTOUR_TOURS.OPTIONS%TYPE,
    p_init_js           in UC_GUIDEDTOUR_TOURS.INIT_JS%TYPE           default null,
    p_fire_on_page_load in UC_GUIDEDTOUR_TOURS.FIRE_ON_PAGE_LOAD%TYPE default 'N'
  ) return UC_GUIDEDTOUR_TOURS.ID%TYPE;


  procedure insertTour(
    p_app_id            in UC_GUIDEDTOUR_TOURS.APPLICATION_ID%TYPE,
    p_app_page_id       in UC_GUIDEDTOUR_TOURS.PAGE_ID%TYPE,
    p_name              in UC_GUIDEDTOUR_TOURS.NAME%TYPE,
    p_options           in UC_GUIDEDTOUR_TOURS.OPTIONS%TYPE,
    p_init_js           in UC_GUIDEDTOUR_TOURS.INIT_JS%TYPE           default null,
    p_fire_on_page_load in UC_GUIDEDTOUR_TOURS.FIRE_ON_PAGE_LOAD%TYPE default 'N'
  );

  function insertStep(
    p_tour_id           in UC_GUIDEDTOUR_STEPS.TOUR_ID%TYPE,
    p_step_static_id    in UC_GUIDEDTOUR_STEPS.STEP_STATIC_ID%TYPE,
    p_display_sequence  in UC_GUIDEDTOUR_STEPS.DISPLAY_SEQUENCE%TYPE,
    p_title             in UC_GUIDEDTOUR_STEPS.TITLE%TYPE,
    p_body              in UC_GUIDEDTOUR_STEPS.BODY%TYPE,
    p_mask_padding      in UC_GUIDEDTOUR_STEPS.MASK_PADDING%TYPE,
    p_mask_radius       in UC_GUIDEDTOUR_STEPS.MASK_RADIUS%TYPE,
    p_placement         in UC_GUIDEDTOUR_STEPS.PLACEMENT%TYPE,
    p_options           in UC_GUIDEDTOUR_STEPS.OPTIONS%TYPE,
    p_init_js           in UC_GUIDEDTOUR_STEPS.INIT_JS%TYPE,
    p_affected_elements in UC_GUIDEDTOUR_STEPS.AFFECTED_ELEMENTS%TYPE
  ) return UC_GUIDEDTOUR_STEPS.ID%TYPE;

  procedure insertStep(
    p_tour_id           in UC_GUIDEDTOUR_STEPS.TOUR_ID%TYPE,
    p_step_static_id    in UC_GUIDEDTOUR_STEPS.STEP_STATIC_ID%TYPE,
    p_display_sequence  in UC_GUIDEDTOUR_STEPS.DISPLAY_SEQUENCE%TYPE,
    p_title             in UC_GUIDEDTOUR_STEPS.TITLE%TYPE,
    p_body              in UC_GUIDEDTOUR_STEPS.BODY%TYPE,
    p_mask_padding      in UC_GUIDEDTOUR_STEPS.MASK_PADDING%TYPE,
    p_mask_radius       in UC_GUIDEDTOUR_STEPS.MASK_RADIUS%TYPE,
    p_placement         in UC_GUIDEDTOUR_STEPS.PLACEMENT%TYPE,
    p_options           in UC_GUIDEDTOUR_STEPS.OPTIONS%TYPE,
    p_init_js           in UC_GUIDEDTOUR_STEPS.INIT_JS%TYPE,
    p_affected_elements in UC_GUIDEDTOUR_STEPS.AFFECTED_ELEMENTS%TYPE
  );

  procedure updateStep(
    p_step_id           in UC_GUIDEDTOUR_STEPS.ID%TYPE,
    p_tour_id           in UC_GUIDEDTOUR_STEPS.TOUR_ID%TYPE,
    p_step_static_id    in UC_GUIDEDTOUR_STEPS.STEP_STATIC_ID%TYPE,
    p_display_sequence  in UC_GUIDEDTOUR_STEPS.DISPLAY_SEQUENCE%TYPE,
    p_title             in UC_GUIDEDTOUR_STEPS.TITLE%TYPE,
    p_body              in UC_GUIDEDTOUR_STEPS.BODY%TYPE,
    p_mask_padding      in UC_GUIDEDTOUR_STEPS.MASK_PADDING%TYPE,
    p_mask_radius       in UC_GUIDEDTOUR_STEPS.MASK_RADIUS%TYPE,
    p_placement         in UC_GUIDEDTOUR_STEPS.PLACEMENT%TYPE,
    p_options           in UC_GUIDEDTOUR_STEPS.OPTIONS%TYPE,
    p_init_js           in UC_GUIDEDTOUR_STEPS.INIT_JS%TYPE,
    p_affected_elements in UC_GUIDEDTOUR_STEPS.AFFECTED_ELEMENTS%TYPE
  );  

  procedure deleteStep(
    p_step_id in UC_GUIDEDTOUR_STEPS.ID%TYPE
  );

end UC_GUIDEDTOUR_API;

UC_GUIDEDTOUR_SAMPLE_APP

The Guided Tour Pro sample application is delivered with an example package UC_GUIDEDTOUR_SAMPLE_APP. The package is used to create new tours and steps for every new APEX session. The data insertion is done using the sample application process Insert data for a new instance (application processes).

The package contains 3 procedures used to

seed data on a new APEX session
insert tour data to table UC_GUIDEDTOUR_SAMPLE_TOURS
insert step data to table UC_GUIDEDTOUR_SAMPLE_STEPS

create or replace package UC_GUIDEDTOUR_SAMPLE_APP as

  procedure new_session(
    p_session_id  in varchar2,
    p_app_id      in number,
    p_app_page_id in number
  );

  procedure insertTour(
    p_session_id        in number,
    p_app_id            in number,
    p_app_page_id       in number,
    p_name              in varchar2,
    p_options           in varchar2,
    p_init_js           in varchar2 default null,
    p_fire_on_page_load in varchar2 default 'N'

  );

  procedure insertStep(
    p_tour_id           in number,
    p_title             in varchar2,
    p_body              in varchar2,
    p_step_id           in varchar2,
    p_mask_padding      in number,
    p_mask_radius       in number,
    p_options           in varchar2,
    p_affected_elements in varchar2,
    p_init_js           in varchar2 default null,
    p_placement         in varchar2 default 'bottom'
  );  

end UC_GUIDEDTOUR_SAMPLE_APP;

Supporting Tables

The plug-in action Initialize Tour (Table) uses hard-coded SQL queries to fetch tour data and steps data from tables UC_GUIDEDTOUR_TOURS and UC_GUIDEDTOUR_STEPS. The plug-in sample application uses custom tables UC_GUIDEDTOUR_SAMPLE_TOURS, UC_GUIDEDTOUR_SAMPLE_STEPS, and UC_GUIDEDTOUR_SAMPLE_DISABLED to present example usage of the action Initialize Tour (Custom Tables).

UC_GUIDEDTOUR_TOURS

The table is used by the plug-in to fetch tours definition when a dynamic action implementing the plug-in uses the plug-in action Initialize Tour (Table).

Column name	Type	Description
ID	NUMBER	Tour `Primary Key`
APPLICATION_ID	NUMBER	`Application Id` for which tour is defined
PAGE_ID	NUMBER	`Application Page Id` for which tour is defined
NAME	VARCHAR2(4000)	A tour name. A tour name must be unique in context of a `Application Id` and `Application Page Id`
OPTIONS	VARCHAR2(4000)	A tour settings. Possible values are the following: `ADD_MASK` - Add Masking `DISABLE_PAGE_SCROLLING` - Disable Page Scrolling
INIT_JS	CLOB	A tour `Initialization JavaScript Code` allowing overriding a tour options. See the section JavaScript Initialization Code.
FIRE_ON_PAGE_LOAD	VARCHAR2(1)	A flag used by the plug-in to display guided tour on page load. Possible values are the following `Y` `N`

The sample application is delivered with supporting objects which create the table, sequence, and trigger. The installation script is presented below.

CREATE TABLE "UC_GUIDEDTOUR_TOURS" 
   (    "ID" NUMBER NOT NULL ENABLE, 
    "APPLICATION_ID" NUMBER NOT NULL ENABLE, 
    "PAGE_ID" NUMBER NOT NULL ENABLE, 
    "NAME" VARCHAR2(4000) NOT NULL ENABLE, 
    "OPTIONS" VARCHAR2(4000), 
    "INIT_JS" CLOB, 
    "FIRE_ON_PAGE_LOAD" VARCHAR2(1) NOT NULL ENABLE, 
     CONSTRAINT "UC_GUIDEDTOUR_TOURS_PK" PRIMARY KEY ("ID")
  USING INDEX  ENABLE, 
     CONSTRAINT "UC_GUIDEDTOUR_TOURS_UK1" UNIQUE ("APPLICATION_ID", "PAGE_ID", "NAME")
  USING INDEX  ENABLE
   ) ;

/

CREATE SEQUENCE  "UC_GUIDEDTOUR_TOURS_SEQ"  MINVALUE 1 MAXVALUE 9999999999999999999999999999 INCREMENT BY 1 START WITH 41 CACHE 20 NOORDER  NOCYCLE  NOKEEP  GLOBAL ;

/

CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER "BI_UC_GUIDEDTOUR_TOURS" 
  before insert on "UC_GUIDEDTOUR_TOURS"               
  for each row  
begin   
  if :NEW."ID" is null then 
    select "UC_GUIDEDTOUR_TOURS_SEQ".nextval into :NEW."ID" from sys.dual; 
  end if; 
end; 

/

ALTER TRIGGER "BI_UC_GUIDEDTOUR_TOURS" ENABLE;

UC_GUIDEDTOUR_STEPS

The table is used by the plug-in to fetch tours steps definition when a dynamic action implementing the plug-in uses the plug-in action Initialize Tour (Table).

Column Name	Data Type	Description
ID	NUMBER	Step `Primary Key`.
TOUR_ID	NUMBER	`Foreign Key` to a tour that step belongs to.
STEP_STATIC_ID	VARCHAR2(4000)	Static step id clearly distinguishes steps defined in one tour instance - it must be unique in the scope of a tour instance. Static step id is used by the Shepherd JavaScript API. Learn more from Shepherd documentation for Tour and Step.
DISPLAY_SEQUENCE	NUMBER	The value used to set the order of steps defined within tour.
TITLE	VARCHAR2(4000)	Step title displayed to the end-user.
BODY	CLOB	Step body HTML displayed to the end-user. Although the body is stored in CLOB, the maximum length must be limited to `32767` characters. Values exceeding the limit will cause the plug-in break.
MASK_PADDING	NUMBER	Step masking padding in pixels.
MASK_RADIUS	NUMBER	Step masking radius in pixels.
OPTIONS	VARCHAR2(4000)	Step options separated with the colon. Possible values are the following: `DISABLE_STEP_ELEMENT` - Disable Step Element `SHOW_CLOSE_BUTTON` - Show Button Close (Title) `BTN_STEP_BACK` - Show Button Back `BTN_STEP_CANCEL` - Show Button Cancel `BTN_STEP_COMPLETE` - Show Button Complete `BTN_STEP_NEXT` - Show Button Next * `BTN_STEP_HIDE` - Show Button Hide
PLACEMENT	VARCHAR2(20)	Step placement. Possible values are the following: `top` `bottom` `left` `right`
INIT_JS	CLOB	A step `Initialization JavaScript Code` allowing overriding a step options. A value should implement anonymous JavaScript function accepting only one parameter `pOptions`. See the section JavaScript Initialization Code.
AFFECTED_ELEMENTS	VARCHAR2(4000)	A `jQuery Selector` referencing step element. If left NULL a step is displayed as a centered step without any reference to the DOM element.

The sample application is delivered with supporting objects which create the table, sequence, and trigger. The installation script is presented below.

CREATE TABLE "UC_GUIDEDTOUR_STEPS" 
   (    "ID" NUMBER NOT NULL ENABLE, 
    "TOUR_ID" NUMBER NOT NULL ENABLE, 
    "STEP_STATIC_ID" VARCHAR2(4000), 
    "DISPLAY_SEQUENCE" NUMBER NOT NULL ENABLE, 
    "TITLE" VARCHAR2(4000) NOT NULL ENABLE, 
    "BODY" CLOB NOT NULL ENABLE, 
    "MASK_PADDING" NUMBER NOT NULL ENABLE, 
    "MASK_RADIUS" NUMBER NOT NULL ENABLE, 
    "PLACEMENT" VARCHAR2(4000) NOT NULL ENABLE, 
    "OPTIONS" VARCHAR2(4000), 
    "INIT_JS" CLOB, 
    "AFFECTED_ELEMENTS" VARCHAR2(4000), 
     CONSTRAINT "UC_GUIDEDTOUR_STEPS_PK" PRIMARY KEY ("ID")
  USING INDEX  ENABLE
   ) ;

ALTER TABLE "UC_GUIDEDTOUR_STEPS" ADD CONSTRAINT "UC_GUIDEDTOUR_STEPS_FK" FOREIGN KEY ("TOUR_ID")
      REFERENCES "UC_GUIDEDTOUR_TOURS" ("ID") ON DELETE CASCADE ENABLE;

/

CREATE SEQUENCE  "UC_GUIDEDTOUR_STEPS_SEQ"  MINVALUE 1 MAXVALUE 9999999999999999999999999999 INCREMENT BY 1 START WITH 41 CACHE 20 NOORDER  NOCYCLE  NOKEEP  GLOBAL ;

/

CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER "BI_UC_GUIDEDTOUR_STEPS" 
  before insert on "UC_GUIDEDTOUR_STEPS"               
  for each row  
begin   
  if :NEW."ID" is null then 
    select "UC_GUIDEDTOUR_STEPS_SEQ".nextval into :NEW."ID" from sys.dual; 
  end if; 
end; 

/

ALTER TRIGGER "BI_UC_GUIDEDTOUR_STEPS" ENABLE;

UC_GUIDEDTOUR_SAMPLE_TOURS

The table is designed to store the information required to successfully create a tour instance for the sample application.

The table includes column SESSION_ID in order to represent the end-user by the APEX session and is not required to implement table based tours in the production environment. The column is used by the sample application examples to identify anonymous end-user - every new session creates tour data that can't be modified by other users.

Column name	Type	Description
ID	NUMBER	Tour `Primary Key`
APPLICATION_ID	NUMBER	`Application Id` for which tour is defined
PAGE_ID	NUMBER	`Application Page Id` for which tour is defined
NAME	VARCHAR2(4000)	A tour name. A tour name must be unique in context of a `Application Id` and `Application Page Id`
OPTIONS	VARCHAR2(4000)	A tour settings. Possible values are the following: `ADD_MASK` - Add Masking `DISABLE_PAGE_SCROLLING` - Disable Page Scrolling
INIT_JS	CLOB	A tour `Initialization JavaScript Code` allowing overriding a tour options. See the section JavaScript Initialization Code.
FIRE_ON_PAGE_LOAD	VARCHAR2(1)	A flag used by the plug-in to display guided tour on page load. Possible values are the following `Y` `N`
SESSION_ID	NUMBER	Used only by the plug-in sample application to identify the end-user that is not authenticated.

The sample application is delivered with supporting objects which create the table, sequence, and trigger. The installation script is presented below.

CREATE TABLE "UC_GUIDEDTOUR_SAMPLE_TOURS" 
   (    "ID" NUMBER NOT NULL ENABLE, 
    "APPLICATION_ID" NUMBER, 
    "PAGE_ID" NUMBER, 
    "NAME" VARCHAR2(4000), 
    "OPTIONS" VARCHAR2(4000), 
    "SESSION_ID" NUMBER, 
    "INIT_JS" CLOB, 
    "FIRE_ON_PAGE_LOAD" VARCHAR2(1), 
     CONSTRAINT "UC_GUIDEDTOURS_TOURS_PK" PRIMARY KEY ("ID")
  USING INDEX  ENABLE
   ) ;

/

 CREATE SEQUENCE  "UC_GUIDEDTOURS_TOURS_SEQ"  MINVALUE 1 MAXVALUE 9999999999999999999999999999 INCREMENT BY 1 START WITH 1661 CACHE 20 NOORDER  NOCYCLE  NOKEEP  GLOBAL ;

/

CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER "BI_UC_GUIDEDTOURS_TOURS" 
  before insert on "UC_GUIDEDTOUR_SAMPLE_TOURS"               
  for each row  
begin   
  if :NEW."ID" is null then 
    select "UC_GUIDEDTOURS_TOURS_SEQ".nextval into :NEW."ID" from sys.dual; 
  end if; 
end; 

/

ALTER TRIGGER "BI_UC_GUIDEDTOURS_TOURS" ENABLE;

UC_GUIDEDTOUR_SAMPLE_STEPS

The table is designed to store the required information to successfully create a tour step for the sample application.

Column Name	Data Type	Description
ID	NUMBER	Step `Primary Key`.
TOUR_ID	NUMBER	`Foreign Key` to a tour that step belongs to.
STATIC_ID	VARCHAR2(4000)	Static step id clearly distinguishes steps defined in one tour instance - it must be unique in the scope of a tour instance. Static step id is used by the Shepherd JavaScript API. Learn more from Shepherd documentation for Tour and Step.
DISPLAY_SEQUENCE	NUMBER	The value used to set the order of steps defined within tour.
TITLE	VARCHAR2(4000)	Step title displayed to the end-user.
BODY	CLOB	Step body HTML displayed to the end-user. Although the body is stored in CLOB, the maximum length must be limited to `32767` characters. Values exceeding the limit will cause the plug-in break.
MASK_PADDING	NUMBER	Step masking padding in pixels.
MASK_RADIUS	NUMBER	Step masking radius in pixels.
OPTIONS	VARCHAR2(4000)	Step options separated with the colon. Possible values are the following: `DISABLE_STEP_ELEMENT` - Disable Step Element `SHOW_CLOSE_BUTTON` - Show Button Close (Title) `BTN_STEP_BACK` - Show Button Back `BTN_STEP_CANCEL` - Show Button Cancel `BTN_STEP_COMPLETE` - Show Button Complete `BTN_STEP_NEXT` - Show Button Next * `BTN_STEP_HIDE` - Show Button Hide
PLACEMENT	VARCHAR2(20)	Step placement. Possible values are the following: `top` `bottom` `left` `right`
INIT_JS	CLOB	A step `Initialization JavaScript Code` allowing overriding a step options. A value should implement anonymous JavaScript function accepting only one parameter `pOptions`. See the section JavaScript Initialization Code.
AFFECTED_ELEMENTS	VARCHAR2(4000)	A `jQuery Selector` referencing step element. If left NULL a step is displayed as a centered step without any reference to the DOM element.

The sample application is delivered with supporting objects which create the table, sequence, and trigger. The installation script is presented below.

CREATE TABLE "UC_GUIDEDTOUR_SAMPLE_STEPS" 
   (    "ID" NUMBER NOT NULL ENABLE, 
    "TOUR_ID" NUMBER, 
    "TITLE" VARCHAR2(4000) NOT NULL ENABLE, 
    "BODY" CLOB NOT NULL ENABLE, 
    "MASK_PADDING" NUMBER NOT NULL ENABLE, 
    "MASK_RADIUS" NUMBER NOT NULL ENABLE, 
    "OPTIONS" VARCHAR2(4000), 
    "INIT_JS" CLOB, 
    "AFFECTED_ELEMENTS" VARCHAR2(4000), 
    "STATIC_ID" VARCHAR2(4000), 
    "PLACEMENT" VARCHAR2(20), 
    "DISPLAY_SEQUENCE" NUMBER NOT NULL ENABLE, 
     CONSTRAINT "UC_GUIDEDTOURS_STEPS_PK" PRIMARY KEY ("ID")
  USING INDEX  ENABLE, 
     CONSTRAINT "UC_GUIDEDTOURS_STEPS_CON" UNIQUE ("TOUR_ID", "STATIC_ID") DISABLE
   ) ;

/

CREATE SEQUENCE  "UC_GUIDEDTOURS_STEPS_SEQ"  MINVALUE 1 MAXVALUE 9999999999999999999999999999 INCREMENT BY 1 START WITH 5821 CACHE 20 NOORDER  NOCYCLE  NOKEEP  GLOBAL ;

/

CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER "BI_UC_GUIDEDTOURS_STEPS" 
  before insert on "UC_GUIDEDTOUR_SAMPLE_STEPS"               
  for each row  
begin   
  if :NEW."ID" is null then 
    select "UC_GUIDEDTOURS_STEPS_SEQ".nextval into :NEW."ID" from sys.dual; 
  end if; 
end; 

/


ALTER TRIGGER "BI_UC_GUIDEDTOURS_STEPS" ENABLE;

UC_GUIDEDTOUR_SAMPLE_DISABLED

The table is used by the sample application example One-time tour. The table stores information about guided tours disabled by the end-user. The end-user is represented by the sample application APEX session.

Column Name	Data Type	Description
APPLICATION_ID	NUMBER	`Application Id`
PAGE_ID	NUMBER	`Application Page Id`
SESSION_ID	NUMBER	Application session id identifying the end-user.
TOUR_NAME	VARCHAR2(4000)	A tour name to be disabled

The sample application is delivered with supporting objects which create the table. The installation script computed together is presented below.

CREATE TABLE "UC_GUIDEDTOUR_SAMPLE_DISABLED" 
   (    "APPLICATION_ID" NUMBER NOT NULL ENABLE, 
    "PAGE_ID" NUMBER NOT NULL ENABLE, 
    "SESSION_ID" NUMBER NOT NULL ENABLE, 
    "TOUR_NAME" VARCHAR2(4000) NOT NULL ENABLE
   ) ;

Live demo

Identifying the End-User​

Supporting Packages​

UC_GUIDEDTOUR_API​

UC_GUIDEDTOUR_SAMPLE_APP​

Supporting Tables​

UC_GUIDEDTOUR_TOURS​

UC_GUIDEDTOUR_STEPS​

UC_GUIDEDTOUR_SAMPLE_TOURS​

UC_GUIDEDTOUR_SAMPLE_STEPS​

UC_GUIDEDTOUR_SAMPLE_DISABLED​

Identifying the End-User

Supporting Packages

UC_GUIDEDTOUR_API

UC_GUIDEDTOUR_SAMPLE_APP

Supporting Tables

UC_GUIDEDTOUR_TOURS

UC_GUIDEDTOUR_STEPS

UC_GUIDEDTOUR_SAMPLE_TOURS

UC_GUIDEDTOUR_SAMPLE_STEPS

UC_GUIDEDTOUR_SAMPLE_DISABLED