I handle requests for scoring like this a little differently. I use a 'pick one' slide (using 'convert from freeform' once the slide is made), and avoid the need for the variable by triggering 'selected' for the buttons directly from the checkboxes. The review slide works fine... see what you think.
So... I just looked at this again, and I realized something I should've thought of sooner: the original file has the slide set to 'reset to initial state' when revisiting. That's why the answers don't show up during the review. Changing it to 'automatically decide' (which is what my new slide/version of the question is set to), makes the review work. Of course, if there are reasons why the slide must reset each time, then the best solution is to use variables as in Pierre's example.
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Here's my attempt, but that make soooo many triggers in the end!
I handle requests for scoring like this a little differently. I use a 'pick one' slide (using 'convert from freeform' once the slide is made), and avoid the need for the variable by triggering 'selected' for the buttons directly from the checkboxes. The review slide works fine... see what you think.
Pierre and Kirsti
Ça marche!
You guys have been so helpful, thank you so much!
Both responses work perfectly and have offered alternative perspectives which serve to extend my understanding of the capabilities of Storyline 2!
I love what I'm learning from all you heroes!
Thank you!
Merci Ide!
Kirsti, I just can't figure out how you get the checkboxes selected according to the answer when reviewing.
So... I just looked at this again, and I realized something I should've thought of sooner: the original file has the slide set to 'reset to initial state' when revisiting. That's why the answers don't show up during the review. Changing it to 'automatically decide' (which is what my new slide/version of the question is set to), makes the review work. Of course, if there are reasons why the slide must reset each time, then the best solution is to use variables as in Pierre's example.
I see! They just remain as they were!
Thanks for that clarification, Kirsti. I reset the original slide to 'automatically decide' and voilà...success!
Another learning curve safely negotiated.
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