I have created a drag and drop using the freeform option. For some reason when the correct answers are provided, the only message that will display is that it is an invalid answer. Any thoughts?
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You created triggers for each Character to change to the HOVER state when the user hovers their mouse over them. This essentially SETS this state to the characters. When the user then drags the character onto the rectangle, it is still thinking it is equal to HOVER not CORRECTLY DROPPED.
Remove these 3 triggers. The characters still have the hover effect - that's just built in once you create what the hover state will look like.
Then the interaction works as you intended. It was just this "forced hover state" that was throwing it off.
Make sense?
PS I quite liked the layout and animation of this question.
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One thing.
You are missing your DROP TARGET in the form view of the slide.
You chose what should be dragged, but not where they should be dragged onto.
Strange, even setting those doesn't take the "invalid answer" away.
Even with adding the drop answer I still receive an "invalid answer" message. I updated the file and attached it for you to see.
Thanks,
Darby Pitchford | Trainer
ZIONS BANCORPORATION
533 E 300 S| Kanab UT 84741
(P) 801.215.0703
Darby.Pitchford@zionsbancorp.com
ZB | ETO
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Got it. That was tricky.
You created triggers for each Character to change to the HOVER state when the user hovers their mouse over them. This essentially SETS this state to the characters. When the user then drags the character onto the rectangle, it is still thinking it is equal to HOVER not CORRECTLY DROPPED.
Remove these 3 triggers. The characters still have the hover effect - that's just built in once you create what the hover state will look like.
Then the interaction works as you intended. It was just this "forced hover state" that was throwing it off.
Make sense?
PS I quite liked the layout and animation of this question.
Wonderful thank you!
Darby Pitchford | Trainer
ZIONS BANCORPORATION
533 E 300 S| Kanab UT 84741
(P) 801.215.0703
Darby.Pitchford@zionsbancorp.com
ZB | ETO
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