Hello. I have designed a slide with the matching drag-and-drop option and currently, if they select the wrong combination, it just says the answer is incorrect and they can move on to the next slide. Is there an option where, if they get the wrong combo, the pieces automatically configure themselves into the right arrangement to show them the correct answer, or how can I show the correct answers with this feature? Many thanks.
Hi, Wendy. How do you do that? Lightbox slide or something else? I'm trying to figure out how what the trigger actions are for when they have an incorrect answer. Thanks!
Can you please re-attach the files again they are saying they are not valid. I'm stuck, l understand the principals but just need to see it in real life. Thanks so much. Sam :)
Hi Sam! That response from Jean-Christophe is a bit dated and I'm not sure if the user is still subscribed here. You are welcome to reach out directly via the 'Contact Me' option on the user profile if needed to see if he still has this to share.
The purpose of this trigger is to reset the drag object to its original state, if the user changes their mind and drags it back. Otherwise, it will show the Drop Incorrect state, even if it is returned to its original undragged position.
For it to work, there needs to be an object under where it starts. The object has no outline, and its transparency is set to 99%, so it is invisible. If it has no fill, it will not work. In the attached sample, I changed Asbestos so it works that way.
I don't know that you need it, because none of the drag objects have a visible change for their "Drop Correct" or "Drop Incorrect state.
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Hi Carla
i normally preview the slide get the correct answer and then take a screenshot and insert that image onto the incorrect layer
Hi, Wendy. How do you do that? Lightbox slide or something else? I'm trying to figure out how what the trigger actions are for when they have an incorrect answer. Thanks!
Do you want to upload that slide and the next one so I can see the setup
Great! Thanks for sharing :)
Hi there,
Can you please re-attach the files again they are saying they are not valid. I'm stuck, l understand the principals but just need to see it in real life. Thanks so much. Sam :)
Hi Sam! That response from Jean-Christophe is a bit dated and I'm not sure if the user is still subscribed here. You are welcome to reach out directly via the 'Contact Me' option on the user profile if needed to see if he still has this to share.
Hi Leslie,
Thanks so much for the response really appreciate l will reach out to him
via the contact me option and see what l get.
Thanks again :)
Sam,
I don't know what you are looking for, but here are a couple of different approaches that may help you.
Thanks so much Walt really appreciate it l'll have a look first thing tomorrow morning 😀
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Your the best thanks so much this will really help, kinda strange l'm getting help from someone in France, its fantastic 😀
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Thanks so much for assisting Sam here :)
I am having a problem with my Knowledge slide to show up like what Walter has in theirs. I don't know what I am missing.
Carrie,
The purpose of this trigger is to reset the drag object to its original state, if the user changes their mind and drags it back. Otherwise, it will show the Drop Incorrect state, even if it is returned to its original undragged position.
For it to work, there needs to be an object under where it starts. The object has no outline, and its transparency is set to 99%, so it is invisible. If it has no fill, it will not work. In the attached sample, I changed Asbestos so it works that way.
I don't know that you need it, because none of the drag objects have a visible change for their "Drop Correct" or "Drop Incorrect state.
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