Hello! I am looking for the tutorial of the drag and drop where you move fruit from the fridge to the table - or something like that. Can you point me in the right direction?
Here is a generic drag&drop tutorial that may be helpful. The concept can easily be adapted to a 'fruit/fridge/table' scenario. Hope that gets you started.
Wow – thanks for checking in!Sorry, I just now had time to look at it again.
I have what I need – used a pick many.One more question if you don’t mind.
If they get it wrong, is there a way to wipe out the choices they made.Seems easier than reminding them to deselect any items that they change their mind on.
I thought the solution in this thread with the answer from Blair would help you, as it's the easiest to set up.
"What about setting the trigger on the Try Again button to Jump to Slide and then selecting that slide (kind of like it goes around in a loop)." In this set up you'll want to set the slide properties to "Resume initial state" on revisit.
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Here is a generic drag&drop tutorial that may be helpful. The concept can easily be adapted to a 'fruit/fridge/table' scenario. Hope that gets you started.
Hi Connie! Just let us know how Michael's suggestion works for you and if you need anything further.
Hi Connie,
Are you looking for this one where they create a green monster??
Wow – thanks for checking in! Sorry, I just now had time to look at it again.
I have what I need – used a pick many. One more question if you don’t mind.
If they get it wrong, is there a way to wipe out the choices they made. Seems easier than reminding them to deselect any items that they change their mind on.
Thanks again!
Connie
Hi Connie,
I thought the solution in this thread with the answer from Blair would help you, as it's the easiest to set up.
"What about setting the trigger on the Try Again button to Jump to Slide and then selecting that slide (kind of like it goes around in a loop)." In this set up you'll want to set the slide properties to "Resume initial state" on revisit.
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