I seem to have a gremlin in my assessment regarding this question type. When I test it and have the correct answer in there, it says it is incorrect. When creating this question I inserted all the acceptable answers... however none of them seem to work when previewing this question. Help...
Hey Kim! You came to the right place. We're experts at spotting those pesky file gremlins! 🔍
Would you mind sharing a copy of your file so I can dig into it? Be sure to let me know what version of Storyline you're using so I can open it using the same version. Thanks!
for the last object you have a text box sitting below the stage that is appearing in the selected state - should that be there? - if not delete it and it should allow the selected state to show as expected.
Also, you say to click on the image but it's actually the coloured block behind the image that is returning the selected state - means if the user clicks the image nothing will happen. I would change it so the top box changes when the user clicks the image not the background.
This is what I mean - the selected state of the image
Hey Kim. Thanks for sharing your file - I can see what's happening. Your states are changing, but because of the order in which the rectangles appear on the timeline, you can't always see the new state. When I change the order on the timeline to this:
...all of the states change and are visible if I click on the rectangles from left to right. If I try to click back to previous rectangles, however, I can't see relevant information. Rectangle 5 will always be on top of Rectangle 2, and that includes states.
It will be a better setup for the learner if you use layers instead of state changes to show the information for each tab. That way, they can click in any order and always see the correct information.
Simply create a layer for each tab, and copy the Selected state objects to each layer. You'll need a trigger to show the layer when the user clicks on each rectangle.
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Hey Kim! You came to the right place. We're experts at spotting those pesky file gremlins! 🔍
Would you mind sharing a copy of your file so I can dig into it? Be sure to let me know what version of Storyline you're using so I can open it using the same version. Thanks!
Hi There
Slide 1.24.
Storyline 360
Thank you
Hi Kim
took a look at your file.
There was a space in form view at the end of the first two correct responses
Once I removed those the correct feedback layer displays
Hi There
Thank you very much.
Can i please ask you another question regarding a slide i am having problems with?
Sure Kim
When this specific slide is in preview mode.... the last two items doesn't seem to work at times.
Slide 1.17
Storyline 360
Hi Kim
for the last object you have a text box sitting below the stage that is appearing in the selected state - should that be there? - if not delete it and it should allow the selected state to show as expected.
Also, you say to click on the image but it's actually the coloured block behind the image that is returning the selected state - means if the user clicks the image nothing will happen. I would change it so the top box changes when the user clicks the image not the background.
This is what I mean - the selected state of the image
HI There
Thank you very much. It says click on the image box.
HI There
I have removed the text however it is still not working
Hey Kim. Thanks for sharing your file - I can see what's happening. Your states are changing, but because of the order in which the rectangles appear on the timeline, you can't always see the new state. When I change the order on the timeline to this:
...all of the states change and are visible if I click on the rectangles from left to right. If I try to click back to previous rectangles, however, I can't see relevant information. Rectangle 5 will always be on top of Rectangle 2, and that includes states.
It will be a better setup for the learner if you use layers instead of state changes to show the information for each tab. That way, they can click in any order and always see the correct information.
Simply create a layer for each tab, and copy the Selected state objects to each layer. You'll need a trigger to show the layer when the user clicks on each rectangle.
I hope that helps!
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