I've attached a short sample that shows you how to structure this. I've used a survey slide as the base, but you even need to use a survey question per se. You could simply create a slide with two radio buttons and then branch based upon the user's choice. Basically, this creates the same structure as a survey slide.
You'll notice that I removed the submit interaction trigger from the survey slide and added the two triggers to evaluate what the learner had selected from the choices.
I wanted to do the same thing but not add additional triggers on the slide.
My approach was to add a numeric variable of 0 which was adjusted to 1 if the yes option was chosen and then added jump to slide triggers on the submit button using the if... function to determine the slide.
It didn't work initially, but I put the jump to... triggers before the submit interaction trigger. That made the branching work as expected and it appears tha the answer is still recorded.
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Tamika,
I've attached a short sample that shows you how to structure this. I've used a survey slide as the base, but you even need to use a survey question per se. You could simply create a slide with two radio buttons and then branch based upon the user's choice. Basically, this creates the same structure as a survey slide.
You'll notice that I removed the submit interaction trigger from the survey slide and added the two triggers to evaluate what the learner had selected from the choices.
Mike
I wanted to do the same thing but not add additional triggers on the slide.
My approach was to add a numeric variable of 0 which was adjusted to 1 if the yes option was chosen and then added jump to slide triggers on the submit button using the if... function to determine the slide.
It didn't work initially, but I put the jump to... triggers before the submit interaction trigger. That made the branching work as expected and it appears tha the answer is still recorded.