Hello. I am fairly new to Articulate. I am creating a scenario. I have created multiple layers on my slide. the base slide has a button. I have created multiple triggers for this button. For some reason only two of the triggers work at any given time. I can't get all three to work. TIA for any insights you have on what I might be doing wrong here. Thanks.
Triggers execute from topdown as they appear in the trigger window. If you have 3 triggers that execute on click of an object, it could be that one of the first two triggers is preventing the third from being called - particularly if one of them causes a change of slide.
Would you mind posting a screenshot of your button's trigger setup?
I'd love to take a look at your .story file as well - that way we can test the actual triggers in use. As Ben mentioned triggers are executed in a particular order.
Here are the rules regarding the order in which all these triggers get executed when learners view your published course:
If there are triggers on the master slide and content slide, the master slide triggers execute first.
If there are multiple triggers on the same object that are triggered by the same action (such as "on click"), the triggers execute in the same order in which they appear in the Triggers panel (top to bottom) in Storyline.
To learn more about adding and managing triggers, see this tutorial.
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Triggers execute from topdown as they appear in the trigger window. If you have 3 triggers that execute on click of an object, it could be that one of the first two triggers is preventing the third from being called - particularly if one of them causes a change of slide.
Would you mind posting a screenshot of your button's trigger setup?
Hi Mumtaz,
I'd love to take a look at your .story file as well - that way we can test the actual triggers in use. As Ben mentioned triggers are executed in a particular order.
Here are the rules regarding the order in which all these triggers get executed when learners view your published course:
To learn more about adding and managing triggers, see this tutorial.
I am not sure if this is the same type of questions but can you tell me why slide 1.6 has two arrows to the next slide on it?
Please ignore. I figured it out.
Glad you were able to figure out what you needed here Valesa :)
Thanks for the update and welcome to E-Learning Heroes!
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