Context : A "pick many" question, type "Multiple Response". The user must pick 3 of the 5 items. I want the "next" button to appear only when the user picks any of the 5 buttons (not only the right combination).
The variables allow to make the button appear when "all", "none" or "one" object state is "visited", but notre when "some" are. I could make a variable for each possibility, but it means 10 variables... Is there by chance any simpler way ?
Thanks (and sorry if my english is poor) !
PS : I looked for my answer but didn't find it, sorry if the question has already been asked.
Have a look at the attached file and see if that's what you want. I usea variable to count how hamny rectangles are selected. Only if any three are selected is the Next button enabled. I could have expanded that logic to include the circles and triangles as well.
Wonderful Michael ! I tried it and it worked perfectly ! I even replaced the "desactivated" state by a new "hidden" state (I'm not using the usual "next" button); the result is that the button appeared only when 3 options where selected.
Well, thanks a lot ! So much yet to discover with Storyline, the beginning of a really nice journey I believe.
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Have a look at the attached file and see if that's what you want. I usea variable to count how hamny rectangles are selected. Only if any three are selected is the Next button enabled. I could have expanded that logic to include the circles and triangles as well.
Hi Thomas!
Welcome to the community! Hopefully the file Michael shared is what you are looking for.
Wonderful Michael ! I tried it and it worked perfectly ! I even replaced the "desactivated" state by a new "hidden" state (I'm not using the usual "next" button); the result is that the button appeared only when 3 options where selected.
Well, thanks a lot ! So much yet to discover with Storyline, the beginning of a really nice journey I believe.
And thanks Emily for the welcoming :)
Glad you got this to work Thomas!
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