It kinda depends on how your layers are being viewed. Are your users clicking on buttons to view them? You could add some True/False variables to those buttons, with a default value of "False". When all the values are "True" the user can proceed to the next slide by clicking on "Next".
if you're not using buttons, or if you have a specific layer that's considered the "last" layer that needs to be viewed, you could simply place a custom "Next" button on that layer. Then, remove the built-in "Next" button from the player, for that slide. This way, the user won't see the custom button until they've viewed the last layer.
Just some suggestions If you want to give us a little more information about how your course and layers are set up, maybe some of our community members can give you some additional information/suggestions.
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Hi Janette,
It kinda depends on how your layers are being viewed. Are your users clicking on buttons to view them? You could add some True/False variables to those buttons, with a default value of "False". When all the values are "True" the user can proceed to the next slide by clicking on "Next".
if you're not using buttons, or if you have a specific layer that's considered the "last" layer that needs to be viewed, you could simply place a custom "Next" button on that layer. Then, remove the built-in "Next" button from the player, for that slide. This way, the user won't see the custom button until they've viewed the last layer.
Just some suggestions
If you want to give us a little more information about how your course and layers are set up, maybe some of our community members can give you some additional information/suggestions.
Thanks!
Thanks Christine! Your instructions were very helpful.
You're very welcome, Janette!
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