I have added a trigger to a slide master that changes the state of the next button from disabled to normal when the main timeline ends unless the variable OverrideNextToContinue is True (in which case I control the state of the Next button by some other means).
The trigger seems to ignore the value of the variable and changes the state of the Next button regardless of the OverrideNextToContinue's value.
On certain slides, OverrideNextToContinue is set to True at the start of the timeline.
Is the problem that the condition check occurs between a slide master and the slide?
Setting the When Revisiting attribute for each slide (and layer) from "automatically deciding" to "reset to initial state" seems to have done the trick.
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I believe that I have worked this issue out.
Setting the When Revisiting attribute for each slide (and layer) from "automatically deciding" to "reset to initial state" seems to have done the trick.
Glad you were able to get this figured out. I appreciate you sharing the update and solution with the community as well.
Welcome to E-Learning Heroes Cameron :)
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