I am a fairly new user and am looking for the simplest way to ensure all slides are reviewed before the user may advance. I'm a bit overwhelmed searching the forum am hoping someone can point me in a good direction. Ideally, I would prefer the next button to only appear on the main slide AFTER all buttons have been selected/viewed. Here is a screen shot of the buttons and triggers I have currently. Any assistance is helpful!
Hi Tina and welcome to the community! We just released a new feature today that allows you to easily set up conditional triggers to achieve something similar to what you're looking to do. Here's a link for more info. You can scroll down to the example to download it and see how it works. It shows how to use the trigger to have learners select all the buttons before they can navigate to the next slide. Although the next button is visible, if they haven't viewed all the content, they see a pop-up with instructions on what they need to do first. I hope that helps!
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This post includes a demo with instructions for various ways to control the NEXT button:
https://community.articulate.com/discussions/articulate-storyline/tip-controlling-the-next-button-101
This one has similar content, but it focuses just on custom menu slides:
https://community.articulate.com/discussions/building-better-courses/create-a-custom-menu-slide
Hi Tina and welcome to the community! We just released a new feature today that allows you to easily set up conditional triggers to achieve something similar to what you're looking to do. Here's a link for more info. You can scroll down to the example to download it and see how it works. It shows how to use the trigger to have learners select all the buttons before they can navigate to the next slide. Although the next button is visible, if they haven't viewed all the content, they see a pop-up with instructions on what they need to do first. I hope that helps!
OMG. I've been waiting for an If-Then-Else options since, well, since SL1. So glad to see this!
Same here Judy! I'm super stoked about this feature! 🙂
Thank you Judy for this assistance. I will definitely be keeping both links for future reference.
In this case I thought I had a tech issue but it was just operator error.
I also thought I had responded to you so I apologize!
Happy Holidays!
Thank you Sarah. This was a big help to me in multiple ways. I also learned how to update Articulate so that was great!
Happy Holidays!
Glad that helped, Tina! Let us know if you have any other questions. Have a great day!