I know there are several topics about it but I have not seen any looking like my situation yet.
I'm making a course in 17 languages, so with one layer for each (base layer is English version, and there are 16 other layers). The viewer makes his language choice in the first slide, and is redirected to the good "layer paths" of other slides.
I want also the viewer to see the full timeline before clicking "next". I put the player in restricted mode, and it works well in English. But for other languages, so other layers, this next button remains locked.
Could you give me a solution for this problem ? I can share the file to give you a better idea.
To each layer, add a trigger that changes the Next button to Normal when the layer's timeline ends. And you may need to use conditions and variables to control the Next button if the layers have longer timelines than the base. This post has more info about controlling the Next button:
Note: Even if someone selects to view the course in a language other than English, be aware that Text Labels (that is, system messages) can only be set to one language.
For example, this includes the warning message if someone tries to submit a question before they select a response. Or the dialog box that asks if they want to resume the course when they return to it.
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To each layer, add a trigger that changes the Next button to Normal when the layer's timeline ends. And you may need to use conditions and variables to control the Next button if the layers have longer timelines than the base. This post has more info about controlling the Next button:
TIP: Controlling the NEXT Button 101 - Articulate Storyline Discussions - E-Learning Heroes
Note: Even if someone selects to view the course in a language other than English, be aware that Text Labels (that is, system messages) can only be set to one language.