yes, it is possible. define one variable suppose 'x' and change the value of that variable at timeline end. and add one trigger at timeline start of that slide i.e change the state of next button to normal at timeline start of (slide) if x=true.
When you revisit the slide, you have to set it to reset to initial state so that it starts at the beginning of the video, then it also resets the variables. How do you get around that?
I think the original post's idea was that the audio would not replay the second time, but the button would still show up. In that case, revisiting would be set at Resume saved state.
The alternative I would suggest in your case would be a button to restart the video. You can add a trigger that says Play video when the user clicks restart button.
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Hi Darren
Create a T/F variable with a default value of False and set the Trigger::
Then add a second trigger:
This should make your button visible from the time it becomes visible.
One thing to note, you will need a variable for every slide you want to control this way.
H
Hi Darren,
yes, it is possible. define one variable suppose 'x' and change the value of that variable at timeline end. and add one trigger at timeline start of that slide i.e change the state of next button to normal at timeline start of (slide) if x=true.
Thanks,
Pranali
When you revisit the slide, you have to set it to reset to initial state so that it starts at the beginning of the video, then it also resets the variables. How do you get around that?
Hi, Nadia.
Thank you for reaching out!
I think the original post's idea was that the audio would not replay the second time, but the button would still show up. In that case, revisiting would be set at Resume saved state.
The alternative I would suggest in your case would be a button to restart the video. You can add a trigger that says Play video when the user clicks restart button.
Let me know if this works!