Change state of a shape depending on two possible Answers

Hi Abhishek!

Have you considered utilizing a fill-in-the-blank question to accomplish what you are trying to do here?

Check out the second slide in your presentation.

i want to use a blank slide. i don't want any inbuilt quiz slide. i want to create more than one text entry in one slide. and i think it's not possible with inbuilt quiz slide. 

can i accomplish this using a blank slide? 

This link may help you

https://community.articulate.com/discussions/articulate-storyline/fill-in-the-blank-type-question

Thanks Wendy :)

Maybe a "submit answer" button wold help with this?

User enters text, then clicks "Submit answer" which then displayed the relevant tick or cross image, dependant on the answer?

This way, as soon as the user clicks "Submit answer" the button can then change to a "try again" button. Which then could reset your variables, making it as if the user has just come to that screen making the variables work correctly to display the correct image.

I noticed that when i enter "TWO" it shows as correct, and then when i retype "2" it shows as incorrect.

But then if i enter something incorrect, like "3", which then shows incorrect, I then retype "2" and it shows as correct.

I think it's an issue with the show/hide triggers of your images. So having a "Try again" button could then hide them both again, making the next attempt correctly display.

Hope this was useful.

Thanks for your assistance as well Michael :)

Abhishek,

I think I have fixed it. What I did was put the right and wrong graphics into one object with two states. Now the interaction just switches between the two states. I discovered the issue when I removed the triggers to hide the objects. Basically what was happening is that both feedback graphics were showing up at the same time, and since the trigger to hide the right answer was placed last, it was overriding the correct checkmark.

I have attached the story file so you can see what I have done.

Hope this is the solution you were looking for.

Very nice of you to assist as well Deanna :) 

Thanks Deanna Brigman.

I have found another workaround by just simply adding one extra trigger to hide the wrong symbol.The triggers needs to be in correct order.

Also attached the story file.

Thanks for sharing Abishek :)