Need urgent help! I need the 'Next' button to appear once all 4 tabs are visited. I can't seem to make it work. I tried both adding trigger to change state and showing the button in a layer. Doesn't seem to be working either way.
I noticed you had a trigger to change the Next button to normal when the timeline starts, if the buttons are in the visited state. However, since those are layers on the same slide, the timeline does not restart, so the trigger won't execute.
Instead, you can change your trigger to when the state of the buttons is visited. See below:
1. Best Practices Slide: the Next arrow needs to be in Normal state once the 4 tabs and 3markers on the last tab is visited. I have tried a few ways. Nothing seems to be working.
2. Mastery Test Question Bank: Some of the questions are not giving the incorrect and correct feedback even though I checked the feedback is selected "by question" for every single one.
The logic on your current trigger works, as long as the layer Handling objections and all the markers are not the last ones visited. It checks to see if all the layers are visited first, with the conditions that the variables related to the markers are also true. The problem is that if Handling objections is the last layer visited, none of the variables will be true.
So here's what I'd suggest (and I'm attaching an edited .story file with those changes):
On your Handling objections layer, create a variable to check if all markers are visited:
On your base layer, check when that variable changes and if the other layers are visited:
Since we have to consider that the user might click the buttons in a different order, we can also leave your initial trigger there.
This can also be done using variables if you'd rather only have one trigger.
As for the question about feedback, I wasn't able to see the Question Bank, as the .story file you attached had an empty one:
Let me know if you have a different .story file I can look at.
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Hi, Tanjima.
Thank you for sharing your .story file!
I noticed you had a trigger to change the Next button to normal when the timeline starts, if the buttons are in the visited state. However, since those are layers on the same slide, the timeline does not restart, so the trigger won't execute.
Instead, you can change your trigger to when the state of the buttons is visited. See below:
Let me know if this works!
Thank you so much Maria! You are a life saver! it worked.
Hi Maria,
I need help with the same course again :(.
1. Best Practices Slide: the Next arrow needs to be in Normal state once the 4 tabs and 3markers on the last tab is visited. I have tried a few ways. Nothing seems to be working.
2. Mastery Test Question Bank: Some of the questions are not giving the incorrect and correct feedback even though I checked the feedback is selected "by question" for every single one.
Thanks in advance for your help!
Hi, Tanjima.
I'm happy to help!
The logic on your current trigger works, as long as the layer Handling objections and all the markers are not the last ones visited. It checks to see if all the layers are visited first, with the conditions that the variables related to the markers are also true. The problem is that if Handling objections is the last layer visited, none of the variables will be true.
So here's what I'd suggest (and I'm attaching an edited .story file with those changes):
On your Handling objections layer, create a variable to check if all markers are visited:
On your base layer, check when that variable changes and if the other layers are visited:
Since we have to consider that the user might click the buttons in a different order, we can also leave your initial trigger there.
This can also be done using variables if you'd rather only have one trigger.
As for the question about feedback, I wasn't able to see the Question Bank, as the .story file you attached had an empty one:
Let me know if you have a different .story file I can look at.
Thank you. Could you please try this attachment? It should have the Question Bank.
Hi, Tanjima.
Which questions are not giving you the feedback? I didn't notice any issues when going through the quiz.
One suggestion I can give you is to name the layers "Correct" and "Incorrect", without any other characters (such as periods or exclamation points):