I have 2 slides, slide 2 appears a warning layer when the learner has not entered the word yet. But slide 1 does not show warnings layer even though I used text entry and the new variable. I do not repeat the text entry and variable of slide 1 in any other slide but the warning layer still does not appear. I don't know where my problem is. Can someone help me?
Nothing seems wrong to me. It works as you expect without changes. If user does not complete all entries, the Warning layer appears. If all entries are completed, but incorrectly, the Incorrect layer appears, and after the second wrong attempt, the Key layer appears.
Got it! The trigger to show the Warning layer appeared before the trigger to show the Incorrect layer. Move it below the Incorrect layer, as on your second slide, and it works.
Your first question is one I should leave to Articulate staff, but I believe that that invalid answer pop-up is not able to be avoided when you are using built-in forms like on your slide.
The other one is more straightforward. Within the scrolling panel, the text box has an exit animation that is causing to fade at the end of the timeline.
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Nothing seems wrong to me. It works as you expect without changes. If user does not complete all entries, the Warning layer appears. If all entries are completed, but incorrectly, the Incorrect layer appears, and after the second wrong attempt, the Key layer appears.
Oh sorry, i was mistaken. My slide 1 is slide doesn't appear warning layer
Oh, my misunderstand. Let me look again!
Got it! The trigger to show the Warning layer appeared before the trigger to show the Incorrect layer. Move it below the Incorrect layer, as on your second slide, and it works.
Thanks a lot. I did it.
I have 2 issues I want to ask, can you help me?
1. How to remove the default warning layer "Invalid Answer" so I can use the generated alert layer at the bottom.
2. Why did my left text scroll disappear while I didn't hide it?
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Your first question is one I should leave to Articulate staff, but I believe that that invalid answer pop-up is not able to be avoided when you are using built-in forms like on your slide.
The other one is more straightforward. Within the scrolling panel, the text box has an exit animation that is causing to fade at the end of the timeline.
Hi Phương,
Yes, David is correct.
The invalid answer pop-up is a default response.
If you'd like to customize this, check out this older reply from Jeanette here.
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