I want to disable the NEXT button until the conditions of clicking on all 4 images (not tabs) are met. The user will then return to the home page and click on the next image; After all four images have been reviewed then the next button becomes active. *** Please share with me how you have done this. I been experimenting with setting different values to the triggers but haven’t figured it out. I learn great by see and doing if I could even see a template where this is done or even just where to go to learn this? Wasted 2 hours last night.
A trick I use, is to simply duplicate your slide. BUT on your first slide (press the cog on your Base Slide Layer and uncheck the Next button). I assume you are able to get your variables working. Here is an example of one way to do this.
tip: to get the glow upon click effect, I used buttonsets. To create a button set, simply select all your objects at once / right click and choose buttonsets
HOpe this helps.
*For the future, you should post here for help questions( this group is for showing stuff)
I am including an alternative version for a self made NEXT button. The trick to this one is to make the the NEXT button's 'initial state' to be hidden (via pulldown menu - next to edit states)
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A trick I use, is to simply duplicate your slide. BUT on your first slide (press the cog on your Base Slide Layer and uncheck the Next button). I assume you are able to get your variables working. Here is an example of one way to do this.
tip: to get the glow upon click effect, I used buttonsets. To create a button set, simply select all your objects at once / right click and choose buttonsets
HOpe this helps.
*For the future, you should post here for help questions( this group is for showing stuff)
I am including an alternative version for a self made NEXT button. The trick to this one is to make the the NEXT button's 'initial state' to be hidden (via pulldown menu - next to edit states)
The code for the triggers is almost identical.
Thank You very much!
Thank you very much! This is awesome.
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