I'm using a slider that has 4 drag points. When the user drags the slider to point 2 and clicks the submit button that is the correct answer. What trigger or state do I add so that the 'Correct' layer only shows when the slider is dragged on to point 2 and the submit button is clicked?
So I've added that trigger on to the base layer, but correct is showing up for the other variables too for some reason. The question type is 'pick-one' does that have something to do with it?
Generally, for a Pick One, you need to create two objects (shapes work best). Some people make them invisible, others place them off the slide.
2. However you choose, just place them where the user can't click them.
3. Choose one as the correct answer, and the other as the incorrect.
4. Create a selected state for each of them, and set the initial state of the incorrect answer to Selected.
5. On the Submit button make two triggers, and place them first in the list of triggers for the Submit button. One should be : Change state of correct object to selected if slider variable = 2, and the other Change state of incorrect object to normal if slider variable = 2
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take a look at the attached update to your file. I notice you only want them to have 1 attempt (set up in the options) but you are giving them 'try again' feedback.
I've created two offstage buttons Correct/Incorrect (they are sitting on stage so you can see them change) and used them in the pick one form. I also added a 'submit interaction' trigger which was missing.
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Thanks Matt!
So I've added that trigger on to the base layer, but correct is showing up for the other variables too for some reason. The question type is 'pick-one' does that have something to do with it?
Thanks again
Sure can! see attached
Generally, for a Pick One, you need to create two objects (shapes work best). Some people make them invisible, others place them off the slide.
2. However you choose, just place them where the user can't click them.
3. Choose one as the correct answer, and the other as the incorrect.
4. Create a selected state for each of them, and set the initial state of the incorrect answer to Selected.
5. On the Submit button make two triggers, and place them first in the list of triggers for the Submit button. One should be : Change state of correct object to selected if slider variable = 2, and the other Change state of incorrect object to normal if slider variable = 2
By the way, you cannot attach from a phone. You must use a browser and come to this page and use the ADD ATTACHMENT button to attach a file.
Hi Aleksandra! Your file may not have attached if you replied via email. Can you pop back into the discussion and attempt to Add Attachment again? Thanks!
Thanks so much guys - I managed to figure out how to make the slider work. Gotta love learning through trial and error!
Thanks so much for popping in with an update Aleksandra :)
The best way to do it! ;)
Hi Libby
do you have a slide started that you are having trouble with or you are having trouble working out how to set up the slide?
Hey Libby
take a look at the attached update to your file. I notice you only want them to have 1 attempt (set up in the options) but you are giving them 'try again' feedback.
I've created two offstage buttons Correct/Incorrect (they are sitting on stage so you can see them change) and used them in the pick one form. I also added a 'submit interaction' trigger which was missing.
Glad that will give you some ideas Libby -shout out if you need more help and good luck with your project. I'm learning a lot about hair-thankyou!
Hi Libby,
I pretty much did exactly what Wendy has sent through with the off stage buttons!
Great to hear you're all sorted, these threads are awesome :)
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