thanks for your response ... but the example did not work for me
what i want to do is to prevent users from jump to next slide if the entry field is visuallyempty
- the blank trigger didn't work for me , it considered ''space key'' on the keyboard'' as a letter; so ''submit button'' will be valid if the user press 'space key ' only and that is the problem
also, if the user wrote her name inside the entry field and then delete it ... the '' submit button will be valid .
Hi Sofia! I can understand wanting to make sure your users are protected from unintentional errors. That's really thoughtful.
Just an idea: Can you create a custom layer that will ask the user to try again when the user clicks submit IF the value of the TextEntry variable is a space?
Obviously you won't be able to account for every errant keystroke, but maybe identifying a few common mistakes will help!
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Hi Sofia
here is a rough example in SL2 - does this work for you
hi wendy
thanks for your response ... but the example did not work for me
what i want to do is to prevent users from jump to next slide if the entry field is visually empty
- the blank trigger didn't work for me , it considered ''space key'' on the keyboard'' as a letter; so ''submit button'' will be valid if the user press 'space key ' only and that is the problem
also, if the user wrote her name inside the entry field and then delete it ... the '' submit button will be valid .
Can you share the slide?
are you using a default quiz slide or a custom one?
Hi Sofia! I can understand wanting to make sure your users are protected from unintentional errors. That's really thoughtful.
Just an idea: Can you create a custom layer that will ask the user to try again when the user clicks submit IF the value of the TextEntry variable is a space?
Obviously you won't be able to account for every errant keystroke, but maybe identifying a few common mistakes will help!
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