I have an issue on Articulate Storyline 360 where I have a slider and the user must click on all interactions in order for the next button to show. Once the user clicks on all the interactions, the next button does not show instantly. In order for the next button to show, the user must move the slider and it will then show the next button. Could anyone suggest how I could get around this so the next button shows instantly please?
Hi Ronny, you can do this with the help of the slider variable which will be created once you insert the slider. To make sure the next button is enabled as soon as all the interactions are completed, assign the following trigger:
Change state of Next button to normal; When variable changes, slider variable If slider is equal to "X"
Here x is the number of interactions that your slide contains.
Please refer to the sample file that was attached.
Thank you for the quick response. The way I have created the slider is different to your slider which is why I cannot implement your solution. Would it be possible if you could provide me a secure link where I can drop my file so you can look into it further?
I'm glad to see Sandeep is helping you out! If you need further assistance and would like to share your file with us privately in a support case, you can use this link!
Mark has helped me to fix the issue. He said: 'Your trigger is not working because you design it to change state when the timeline starts. Moving the slide "starts" the timeline of your base layer, so that's when your next button shows up.
To fix the problem, please change the trigger to change the next button to fire when your state changes. '
This is now resolved and thank you for your support on this.
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Hi Ronny, you can do this with the help of the slider variable which will be created once you insert the slider. To make sure the next button is enabled as soon as all the interactions are completed, assign the following trigger:
Change state of Next button to normal;
When variable changes,
slider variable
If slider is equal to "X"
Here x is the number of interactions that your slide contains.
Please refer to the sample file that was attached.
Hi Sandeep
I hope you are well!
Thank you for the quick response. The way I have created the slider is different to your slider which is why I cannot implement your solution. Would it be possible if you could provide me a secure link where I can drop my file so you can look into it further?
Many thanks in advance!
Best Regards
Ronny
Hi Ronny,
I'm glad to see Sandeep is helping you out! If you need further assistance and would like to share your file with us privately in a support case, you can use this link!
Hi Kelly
I hope you are well!
I have uploaded the file using your link and the case number is #03478392. Please keep me posted on how the investigation goes.
Best Regards
Ronny
Thanks, Ronny! I see my teammate, Mark, has been assigned to your case. You'll be hearing from them soon via email.
Hi again, if you're comfortable in sharing your file with me, please send it to sandeepgadam@gmail.com as an attachment.
I'll revert back to you with a possible solution.
Thank you!
Hi Sandeep
Mark has helped me to fix the issue. He said:
'Your trigger is not working because you design it to change state when the timeline starts. Moving the slide "starts" the timeline of your base layer, so that's when your next button shows up.
To fix the problem, please change the trigger to change the next button to fire when your state changes. '
This is now resolved and thank you for your support on this.
Best Regards
Ronny
Glad to here this Ronny!