I have a free form drag-and-drop question that is set to Feedback: None and Score: None. I also have it set to Require: User must answer. However, that requirement is not functioning. When I click Next, the slide advances regardless of how many of the 7 matching interactions on the slide have been completed.
What is happening is you are getting at least one right so Storyline thinks the question has been answered. If you try to advance without moving any what happens? The way I do what your trying to do is I change the state when dropped on target and then give the condition not to advance until all the states have changed.
It lets me advance even if I haven't moved any of the drag and drop items.
Ah, I had a feeling that I might have to set some conditions. I'm new to Articulate and haven't done that before, so I guess today is the day I learn. Thanks!
Quick question: you said you're using a freeforrm D&D, but then you mentioned the Next button. Quiz questions usually use a Submit button. Is there a reason you're not using Submit?
I tested your parameters (I'm using a Submit button)
Feedback:; none
Score: none
Require: user must answer
I have 3 drag and 3 drop items on the slide
and If I don't answer anything, I get the standard "invalid answer" dialog box that appears in Storyline quizzes when Learners don't answer the question
Kevin's suggestion to upload your story file is a good one.
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What is happening is you are getting at least one right so Storyline thinks the question has been answered. If you try to advance without moving any what happens? The way I do what your trying to do is I change the state when dropped on target and then give the condition not to advance until all the states have changed.
It lets me advance even if I haven't moved any of the drag and drop items.
Ah, I had a feeling that I might have to set some conditions. I'm new to Articulate and haven't done that before, so I guess today is the day I learn. Thanks!
Could you upload your story file. Maybe myself or somebody else could give you a hand?
Hi Jennifer:
Quick question: you said you're using a freeforrm D&D, but then you mentioned the Next button. Quiz questions usually use a Submit button. Is there a reason you're not using Submit?
I tested your parameters (I'm using a Submit button)
Feedback:; none
Score: none
Require: user must answer
I have 3 drag and 3 drop items on the slide
and If I don't answer anything, I get the standard "invalid answer" dialog box that appears in Storyline quizzes when Learners don't answer the question
Kevin's suggestion to upload your story file is a good one.
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