How to read any key pressed from keyboard?

Hi Vimal,

There is no need to use javascript. You can use "When user presses a key" trigger.

Thanks for sharing Sarunas.

Hopefully this is what you needed Vimal!

Thanks Sarunas,

but when user pressess another key(except CTRL+L) then it need to show a feedback for wrong answer. 

Hi Vimal, 

Have you looked at setting up the slide using the "short cut key" question type?  

Thanks Ashley,

That's a great feature, I didn't know this question type is available.

Glad that'll help Sarunas. :-) 

Thanks  a lot Ashley.  :) 

It's nice feature.

can I do it manually by programming method? Actually I am doing this step in a multiple step question and  I'm working on layers. So' it's a problem to use this feature here.... 

If there is another option to resolve it. I'd like to know...

@ Ashley , thanks again .. I'll use this feature by using the slides for each step....

Hi Vimal,

I'm not sure what you mean - but I suspect you means in terms of a trigger? There isn't a trigger option for pressing any other key - but maybe you could set it up to adjust the state of an offstage object when the user presses the correct key combination - and then use the states of that object to determine which layer to show? 

Is there a way to just check if any key has been pressed? Not any key in particular? "Press any key to continue"

Hi Mark,

There isn't such a trigger within Storyline - but it may be something you could set up with Javascript? That's outside my area of expertise and support, so I'll defer to the community - but you could begin by reviewing the best practices here. 

if i need to take action if a user press any key

for example "show button" like confirme answer  if user use any key 

advanced thank 

Hi Sayed,

We still don't have a trigger that allows for execution based on a user clicking any key. This feature hasn't bubbled up to the top of our roadmap, but we're still listening to the feedback!  Here's a bit more about how we work to prioritize feature requests.

In the meantime, I'm not sure if folks in the community created a Javascript solution, so hopefully, they'll pop in here to share!