I am trying to edit states over the hotspots (shown in the video). However, I am unable to view or do any editing because the edit states feature is disabled. How do I enable that feature?
My goal is to prevent the user from moving to the next slide until they have clicked on each note.
I would create a True/False variable for each of the Post-it notes, set them all to False initially. When each note is clicked you can change the associated variable to True. Once all of the variables are true you could enable navigation to the next slide.
Once I have set the adjusted variable to "True" for each note, I also set the condition on the "next" slide to move forward if the variable "Post IT" is True. The problem is, if only one post it is clicked and marked as true the user can still move to the next slide. How can I set this condition that all of the notes must be selected to "True" ?
You will need five seperate variables, one for each Post-it. You then need to set a condition that requires all five to be true before you can proceed.
Hi Helena, there might be an easier way to do this. If you replace your hotspots with shapes (make them transparent) you can add selected states to them. Once you have done that you just need to add a trigger that says to jump to the next slide when the state of all the shapes is equal to selected.
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Here is the video of the interaction.
Hi Helena,
I would create a True/False variable for each of the Post-it notes, set them all to False initially. When each note is clicked you can change the associated variable to True. Once all of the variables are true you could enable navigation to the next slide.
Ok let me give that a try.
Once I have set the adjusted variable to "True" for each note, I also set the condition on the "next" slide to move forward if the variable "Post IT" is True. The problem is, if only one post it is clicked and marked as true the user can still move to the next slide. How can I set this condition that all of the notes must be selected to "True" ?
You will need five seperate variables, one for each Post-it. You then need to set a condition that requires all five to be true before you can proceed.
See here for some guidance.
Hi Helena, there might be an easier way to do this. If you replace your hotspots with shapes (make them transparent) you can add selected states to them. Once you have done that you just need to add a trigger that says to jump to the next slide when the state of all the shapes is equal to selected.
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