This drag and drop exercise is great for language learning or anatomy e-learning courses. Explore this project
Published 9 years ago
Version 1.0
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Thanks for the inspiration Adriana, I'll use the ideas for a quiz in my first project ever...
One small problem to be solved though. If you drag a part to the correct place and then drag it elsewhere, it disappears.
Any ideas?
Thanks!
One small problem to be solved though. If you drag a part to the correct place and then drag it elsewhere, it disappears.
Any ideas?
Thanks!
Hi Claes, One way to fix this is:
Adding a Disabled state to the images
Changing the trigger that changes the state of the image to Normal when its dropped for "Disabled when its dropped". This way the image can't be moved around.
Hope this helps.
Adding a Disabled state to the images
Changing the trigger that changes the state of the image to Normal when its dropped for "Disabled when its dropped". This way the image can't be moved around.
Hope this helps.
- Great, thanks for that Adriana!
Cheers!- Hi again,
finally got some time for the e-learning course and the drag-and-drop quiz.
In my quiz I use draggable circles (with numbers) and when the circle is dropped in the correct spot I changed the state from Normal to Disabled (with a green background on that state). This works fine and the correctly dropped circle stays in place!
But...! When correctly dropped I show the corresponding slide layer with a green "Ok" circle at the same position the original was dragged from.
In preview, the first grey is dragged and drop => turns green when dropped correctly and a green circle turns up at the orig. place. The next one works ok as well but hides the newly shown slide layer. And so it continues, only showing the last lit slide layer...
Sorry for a long post, any ideas...? Thanks!!- Found it! Ticking out "Hide other slide layers" in the slide layer properties did the trick. Hadn't seen that box :)