I have a set of 7 learning checkpoint questions at the end of a module. Each has a Next button that appears one a user clicks "Submit." If they click "Previous" to go back to the previous question, the Next button on the previous question slide disappears and they can't move forward. Any thoughts would be appreciated on how I can make sure the Next button stays on the previous slide. Thanks-
Hello Chris, have you tried enabling Resume saved state for the 7 learning checkpoint question slides? I guess Reset to initial state has been selected for these slides. Also remember that choosing Resume saved state will not let the user to retake the quiz when the user clicks on Previous button.
The other way is with T/F variables and set the default value to false. Create 7 variables and on each slide, add a trigger to adjust the variable x value to true, when user clicks submit. So, trigger order when user clicks submit, first the variable changes to true and then the next button changes to normal state. Upon revisiting the previous slide, since the variable is true, the next button we will visible and lets the user to navigate to the next slide.
Give it a try and let me know if that worked for you!!
Hi Sandeep- Many thanks for your reply. My Storyline skills are generally good but I'm new to creating T/F variables and triggers. Is there a thread that I could read that walks me through it?
I see that you've been getting some great help from Sandeep! I just wanted to pop in and share some resources on working with variables and triggers that you might find useful:
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Hello Chris, have you tried enabling Resume saved state for the 7 learning checkpoint question slides? I guess Reset to initial state has been selected for these slides. Also remember that choosing Resume saved state will not let the user to retake the quiz when the user clicks on Previous button.
The other way is with T/F variables and set the default value to false. Create 7 variables and on each slide, add a trigger to adjust the variable x value to true, when user clicks submit. So, trigger order when user clicks submit, first the variable changes to true and then the next button changes to normal state. Upon revisiting the previous slide, since the variable is true, the next button we will visible and lets the user to navigate to the next slide.
Give it a try and let me know if that worked for you!!
Hi Sandeep- Many thanks for your reply. My Storyline skills are generally good but I'm new to creating T/F variables and triggers. Is there a thread that I could read that walks me through it?
Hi Chris!
I see that you've been getting some great help from Sandeep! I just wanted to pop in and share some resources on working with variables and triggers that you might find useful:
Please let me know if you have any more questions!