I have a page with five hotspots on it. I do not want learners to proceed with the course until they have clicked on all five hotspots and have interacted with the content.
How do I disable the "next" button until all five hotspots have been viewed?
I tried disabling "next" in a previous question and none of the tips worked for me.
Not sure you need to set anything or disable the next button as they will not be able to proceed and will get a message saying they must look at all content.
You can do with with a pretty simple set of True/False varaibles. Create 5 True/False variables, one for each hot spot. Set the initial valiue to False.
Add a trigger to each Hotspot that, when clicked, adjusts the varaible associated with that hotspot to true.
Then add a condition to the trigger associated with the Next button. The condition would be that all the hot spot variables are equal to true. The connector is AND
Add another trigger to the next button to show the Error layer if of the hot spot variables is equal to False (the connector is OR)
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Not sure you need to set anything or disable the next button as they will not be able to proceed and will get a message saying they must look at all content.
In "Preview mode", I can skip right through all the slides without having to look at the content in the hotspots.
The hotspots branch out to separate scenes so it's important the learners take the time to go through each of the scenes.
Sharon
You can do with with a pretty simple set of True/False varaibles. Create 5 True/False variables, one for each hot spot. Set the initial valiue to False.
Add a trigger to each Hotspot that, when clicked, adjusts the varaible associated with that hotspot to true.
Then add a condition to the trigger associated with the Next button. The condition would be that all the hot spot variables are equal to true. The connector is AND
Add another trigger to the next button to show the Error layer if of the hot spot variables is equal to False (the connector is OR)
See attached file.
That should work. Just a note, Sharon. Looks like Garth is working with shapes, instead of hot spots. Not a bad idea.
Hi Sharon! Hope these suggestions work for you. Just let us know if you need anything further.
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