Navigation Help
Apr 10, 2014
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Rita Apt
Hi. I have built a course where I ineed to track completion via learners having reached a certain point in the course, so I have build "background quizzes" so that I can properly track their progress. I am having an issue with the navigation. I created a "pick one" quiz so that when users click on "next" they are actually completing a quiz question and the user is returned to the main menu. The trouble I am having is that when clicking on the "next" button, the user is being sent to a different slide, and not back to the main menu even though my trigger is set to the main menu. Any ideas on why this is and how I can resolve it?
I have attached a screenshot of what is happening.
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Rita, I notice you have the "player defaults" selected on the "player features" drop down. I would change it to that of the slide you're on, and just make sure the built in "next" button is not checked. Then I would recommend creating your own next button instead of using the one on the player and just adding a trigger to that to go to the slide you want.
Thanks, Dan! I have actually removed the next, previous, and submit buttons and created a custon Next button to use for navigation and submission. It is still sending it to the wrong slide. I attached a second screenshot showing what my "pick one" looks like.
Rita, I'm not sure, but it might have something to do with the order of the triggers. What happens if you move the trigger that takes you back to the main menu above the trigger to the pick one?
Hi Rita,
Thanks for the images. Are you able to share that portion of the .story file with us so that we could take a look and see the behavior?
Hey Rita!
In the normal view....click on slide 4.4 displayed in the left panel where all slides are being displayed....this will highlight the links of this slide to other slides in blue color.....right click on the link u want to remove....and select disconnect link
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