Hey there I am working on a quiz and its hanging about 25% through the quiz. Whats happening is that I'll select the correct hotspot and I'll get this spinning icon with a pulse animation and then nothing else happens. Here is an image of the effect.
Not sure what I did exactly, but it may have something to do with the Results slide. I went back through the entire quiz and made sure they were all pointed to the results slide for the submissions and now its seems to be working fine.
I just had the same problem and found the cause, though you have probably all figured this out by now. The problem is caused when you put the Submit button in the stage area with the hotspots. When you click a hotspot, it becomes active and is waiting for a Submit Hotsp[ot interaction. When you click the Submit button, the hotspot moves to the Submit button in the stage area, but still submits the interaction - giving you an incorrect answer and a hang. So you have a couple of choices, the easiest of which is to use the Submit button on the player. However, if you have not been using the Submit button in the player, it will be foreign to your users.
My suggestion is to add another layer called Submit, and then paste your submit button in place. Position the Submit button to the desired position. Go back to the slide layer and set a trigger to Show Layer, Submit when the timeline starts. Works lika a champ.
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Not sure what I did exactly, but it may have something to do with the Results slide. I went back through the entire quiz and made sure they were all pointed to the results slide for the submissions and now its seems to be working fine.
Thanks for checking back in, Pauly!
I just had the same problem and found the cause, though you have probably all figured this out by now. The problem is caused when you put the Submit button in the stage area with the hotspots. When you click a hotspot, it becomes active and is waiting for a Submit Hotsp[ot interaction. When you click the Submit button, the hotspot moves to the Submit button in the stage area, but still submits the interaction - giving you an incorrect answer and a hang. So you have a couple of choices, the easiest of which is to use the Submit button on the player. However, if you have not been using the Submit button in the player, it will be foreign to your users.
My suggestion is to add another layer called Submit, and then paste your submit button in place. Position the Submit button to the desired position. Go back to the slide layer and set a trigger to Show Layer, Submit when the timeline starts. Works lika a champ.
Never too late to pop in to assist Sonny :) Thanks for doing so as it could certainly assist someone that runs into this thread in the future.
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