Quiz slide - Anything BUT the Hotspot

I apologize in advance if I misunderstood your question, but, to me, your description sounds like a Hotspot quiz question with one hotspot that happens to be the correct choice (see this example here). If you click the hotspot (blue rectangle) you get the "correct' feedback. Clicking ANYWHERE ELSE, will display the 'Incorrect' feedback. The setup for this example looks like this:

Is that what you wanted?

Thanks for the quick reply, Michael.

Yes, that's it.  But for some reason I wasn't getting the feedback in my quiz.

I'm not using the SUBMIT button, instead I want the feedback based solely on a click.

Perhaps I was overthinking it.  On a related note, I have become a quite good at creating triggers.

Appreciate your help!

You can get immediate feedback by selecting the Submit: On Click option.  

Hi Michael! Looks like MH was able to help you out here Thanks for your help MH!

I think I found a different solution that works for my more complicated scenario.  See the attached file for a sample.

In the scenario, I'm anticipating the learner will pick one of two hotspots:

1. The ideal one, in this case "yellow", and
2. One that works, but it's not the best way, in this case "red."  (It's not wrong, just not the preferred choice.)

If I give my feedback based on their choice, rather than on the question, I can accomplish what I want:

• Pick yellow and move on in the lesson
• Pick red, I'll tell you that's OK, but... pick yellow instead
• Pick green or blue and you're wrong, try again.

Go from question to sharing That's what this community is about. Thanks Michael!

Hey, folks, what if I'm not building a quiz.  I want users to click a certain object to advance to the next slide.  Anywhere else and they get an incorrect layer. 

Use a hotspot quiz, and just don't make a result slide. Edit the incorrect layer to do what you want and advance on the correct click. They never need to know that they are taking a quiz.

Exactly what Walt said - if you already have a results slide that you need to keep, just don't track that quiz question as a part of it, and/or remove the score elements as well. 

Works great! I created a failure layer with a "try again" button and a
success layer. Failure layer gets hidden when the try again button is
clicked. Thanks!

Thanks for that update Maurice - and just an FYI that responding via email includes your signature here so you are welcome to edit the post to remove that information if you wish. 

thx