Hyperlinks not working

Try previewing either the scene or the entire project.

Thanks I tried both, no luck

Hi John! Do you have a .story file we could take a look at?

Sorry, somewhat novice here, can you guide me through this process?

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Hi John- You can attach your .story project file right to a comment in this thread by using the "Add Attachment" feature here in the comment window and browsing for your file. 

I also wanted to let you know that when you reply via email, your signature is included in the comment. You're welcome to edit that info out, if necessary, when you pop in to share your file here. :)

Here it is

How about this one?

Hi John! 

Did you mean that the entire text box was not working? I'm assuming you are asking about slide 1.4 and the initial state was set to 'Hidden'. When I adjusted the state to Normal, I could see the text box and the hyperlinks seem to be working.

The first file - the .story - was the one we needed :)

Do you mean the 'Recycle' object on slide 1.4? Its initial state is set to Hidden ( I guess there is a reason for it), but once I set it to Normal, the two links do jump to 1.5.

OMG so simple sometimes. Thank you so much. I love this support and the immediate responses you provide, very impressive. I have another question regarding this presentation. I would like to have slides that initially show 10 items from that list where the student has to do the drag and drop exercise, submit for results and then proceed to the next slide with a further 10 items (randomly selected) to allow for further testing. I would have possibly 10 slides of random 10 items as part of the lesson. Hopefully this makes sense.

Thanks again

I'm not sure if this would work for you, but you might want to experiment with drawing random slides from questions banks, see here for some info.

Looks like the same idea was shared with John here. Just wanted to link the threads in case anything helpful came from the community :)