I developed a course where there is a test with the possibility to review the given answers. I want to change a state button (which is on the feedback layer) from normal state to hidden or disabled state during the review quiz.
I thought your second idea could have been the correct solution, but it doesn't work.
This button is a problem on the review mode, because if you click on it, you go to the next slide of the course while you should go to the next question to review.
Add a T/F variable called review and set it to true when user clicks review quiz button on the result slide.
then on each quiz slide set trigger to change state of your custom button to hidden or disabled when timeline starts on condition that variable 'review = true
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Hi, Alessio,
which button exactly? "Continue"? Can you provide a screenshot?
Hi Nejc,
it is a custom button that I have created to go to the next slide.
As you can see in the picture, it is the red marked button.
Aaaa, OK, so, here's what I would try.
Create a variable called "HideContinueButton" that is True/False and default value is false.
Then add a trigger on each question slide "Change state of Continue button to hidden when timeline starts if variable HideContinueButton is True"
On the result slide you need another trigger on the Review Button "Adjust variable HideContinueButton to True when user clicks Review button".
I hope it works. :)
PS: You would need another trigger on the Retry quiz button, so the variable goes back to False if after the review, user wants to retake the test.
Alessio, one more idea, might be simpler:
Add a trigger on your Continue button: "Change state of Continue button to hidden when user clicks Continue button".
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Well, about your first tip, actually it is what I have already done, but it doesn't work.
It seems that the button doesn't catch the variable change.
I am going to try your second tip!
Thanks Nejc.
Yeah, I think the "Review mode" is special in that way. I think the second way should work (fingers crossed :)).
I thought your second idea could have been the correct solution, but it doesn't work.
This button is a problem on the review mode, because if you click on it, you go to the next slide of the course while you should go to the next question to review.
Add a T/F variable called review and set it to true when user clicks review quiz button on the result slide.
then on each quiz slide set trigger to change state of your custom button to hidden or disabled when timeline starts on condition that variable 'review = true
Hi Wendy, I've already run this way, but it doesn't work.
Can you upload your story file? Might be easier for someone to help if they can see and work with your setup
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