HELP! When review quiz, %QuestionNumber% doesn't work properly

Hi Sharon,

Without seeing your file, I'd suspect that the trigger you've set up adds 1 to "QuestionNumber" when the timeline starts - if that's the case any time you visit the slide, you'll see the number increase (whether using the  prev/next button). If you'd like to change the behavior you'll need to add a new trigger to your "previous" button to subtract one when the user clicks, and I'd also look at your slides properties revisiting state and set it to "resume saved state". 

But the previous button is the "slide navigation controls" which I can't add trigger to these buttons.  When i open the Trigger Wizard, none of the options allows me to change/edit sitting of the Next and Previous button. I must miss something there.  Please advise. Thanks!!!

Hi Sharon - You probably need to add another set of variables to mark the question as visited so the count does not go up.  I had the same problem as you when the action to mark as  "visited"  was on the timeline.  When I added it to the submit button instead, it seems to work fine for me.  I'm attaching a quick mock up  - hope that helps?

Colleen 

Hmm..  I see a problem with my solution.  I see now in the Quiz review that it keeps the last count on all questions (3) .  Maybe you can take it from there.  If I have time later, I'll pick it back up!  Good luck

Thanks Colleen.  It helps!  I will take a closer look at your same file. Thank you very much again!

:-(   

I still have the numbering issue. My customer wants that particiants are able to view their quiz answers ONLY when they passes the quiz. 

Again, the problem happens when using the Review Quiz button.  Look at the question number.  It keeps adding when clicking the Previous button.

It looks like my problem is unsolvable.  :-(

Hi Sharon,

The default trigger for the Prev button, which jumps to the last visited slide, is hidden in Storyline. If you customize the Prev button with an additional trigger—for example, you adjust a variable—it replaces the default trigger. As a result, you'll need to add another trigger to restore the default Jump to previous slide functionality.

Custom triggers for the previous button might look something like the image below.

 Since your slides are set up to add the 1 to the variable when the timeline starts, the previous button is bringing you back a slide and allowing the timeline to restart. I am also unsure about the purpose of the trigger "if Q1 is equal to false" that you've included as I don't see where that variable is being adjusted either?