Hi, I've added a Multiple Choice slide where my user is invited to select three correct answers from five options. Is there a way to verify if the correct number of answers has been submitted before continuing? Something similar to the pop-up displayed when no answer is selected.
Just to confirm, are you using a multiple response question, as that would allow you to choose more than one correct answer? If so, the question will only be counted as correct if they select all the correct answers, otherwise the user will receive the "try again" message (if you have more than one attempt enabled) or they'll receive the incorrect feedback.
You could set up a trigger that would show the "not enough" layer based on how many buttons the user clicks. For example, you can look at this sample file.
Yes, it's a multiple response question. It works perfectly but it seems strange that if there are three correct answers the user can enter more or less than this. It's important that there's no confusion as my users will only have one attempt.
I'll have a look at the story file you've attached and see how I get on...
If you're users are only going to have one attempt, you may want to include something in the directions of the question to indicate that there are only three, or with similar design to the "not enough" layer you could set it up to show a layer if they've selected more than 3.
Thanks Nan for the update - and I've heard a few users mention that depending on the browser they're using it downloads as HTML code vs. the actual file. Typically using the "save as" functionality allows for you to ensure it's the file type of .story
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Hi Andrew and welcome to Heroes!
Just to confirm, are you using a multiple response question, as that would allow you to choose more than one correct answer? If so, the question will only be counted as correct if they select all the correct answers, otherwise the user will receive the "try again" message (if you have more than one attempt enabled) or they'll receive the incorrect feedback.
You could set up a trigger that would show the "not enough" layer based on how many buttons the user clicks. For example, you can look at this sample file.
Thanks Ashley,
Yes, it's a multiple response question. It works perfectly but it seems strange that if there are three correct answers the user can enter more or less than this. It's important that there's no confusion as my users will only have one attempt.
I'll have a look at the story file you've attached and see how I get on...
Andrew.
Hi Andrew,
If you're users are only going to have one attempt, you may want to include something in the directions of the question to indicate that there are only three, or with similar design to the "not enough" layer you could set it up to show a layer if they've selected more than 3.
Trying to download your example here and when I click on it, it opens as HTML in my browser. Any ideas? A right click does not help.
Never mind. I switched browsers, from iE to Chrome.
Thanks Nan for the update - and I've heard a few users mention that depending on the browser they're using it downloads as HTML code vs. the actual file. Typically using the "save as" functionality allows for you to ensure it's the file type of .story
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