Create an object with two states (you can call the states - start and end)
put the object out your slide
Create a trigger to change the state of the object from start to end when the timeline ends.
Add this condition to your next button trigger "If object == end"
This is what happens.
The fourth steps means your next button can only work if the object is in its end state and that cannot happen if the timeline has not ended according to step three.
I hope this would helps.
So many ways to get it done. some easier and simpler than others :D
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Hi Srikanth,
1) When you insert your inbuilt player button give this button the initial state "disabled"
2) Then insert a trigger:
This should help you.
Best regards
Ralf
Hi Srikanth
check the slide properties to make sure the next button option is ticked.
Then add these triggers
First trigger: Change state of Next button to disabled when timeline starts on the slide.
Second trigger: Change state of Next button to normal when timeline ends on the slide.
Hi srikanth, You can also do the following
This is what happens.
The fourth steps means your next button can only work if the object is in its end state and that cannot happen if the timeline has not ended according to step three.
I hope this would helps.
So many ways to get it done. some easier and simpler than others :D
Thanks Ralf Baum, that cleared my doubt.
I have another issue too.
May I know how to trigger a single button to PLAY / PAUSE and control an SWF file?
Thanks Ademola Johnson.......
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