Does anybody else encounter problems with triggers after latest updates?
There is an issue with "active/inactive" NEXT button trigger. Even though there is a requirement to change state of NEXT button to NORMAL after the appropriate tabs are VISITED, there are no changes in state. Lost already a few hours to rectify the issue without any success.
Thank you for reaching out! I couldn't replicate this trigger behavior on the latest version of Storyline.
Would you feel comfortable either sharing your project here publicly or privately through a support case so we can see what's going on and help you troubleshoot?
Actually, I found the problem. Seems like there is an issue with what Articulate "see". The condition was to disable NEXT button "when timeline starts on this slide", and even though the time line is already ended, while coming back after all VISITED options, the program counted as if the time stareted again. I've added additional conditions for triggers - now it works. The strange thing is that there were not such kind of issues previously and that is not a problem when working with layers.
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Hi, Igor.
Thank you for reaching out! I couldn't replicate this trigger behavior on the latest version of Storyline.
Would you feel comfortable either sharing your project here publicly or privately through a support case so we can see what's going on and help you troubleshoot?
Hi, Maria!
Many thanks for response.
Actually, I found the problem. Seems like there is an issue with what Articulate "see". The condition was to disable NEXT button "when timeline starts on this slide", and even though the time line is already ended, while coming back after all VISITED options, the program counted as if the time stareted again. I've added additional conditions for triggers - now it works. The strange thing is that there were not such kind of issues previously and that is not a problem when working with layers.
Thanks for the additional information, Igor.
Yes, if you are revisiting a slide, the timeline does start again, which will affect any trigger of 'when the timeline starts.'
You do not see the same behavior on layers because you are on the same slide.
I hope this clarifies what you see and as Maria mentioned, we'd be happy to take a look if need be.
Hi, Leslie!
Many thanks for your comment. Now all clear and works great. Nevertheless, it was a good practice for me to find a solution to solve the problem. :)