I see that works fine as you are bringing the button back to an "off state" before proceeding. If the button is left on it causes the erratic behaviour.
Ideally the students should be able to proceed without having to click that button twice on each screen. They could choose to leave the layer displayed and move on.
That is what the toggle button does changes the variable from T/F or F/T which then shows/hides the layer.
if you click on the first slide and change it to True and don't click again to change it to false then when you go to the next slide the variable (same one is being used) is still true so you need to click twice to change to false then true again - to show the layer.
4 Replies
Hi Jessica
I'm not finding that behaviour - seems to work for me see Peek Video - unless I'm not understanding the issue.
Hi Wendy
Thanks for looking into this for me.
I see that works fine as you are bringing the button back to an "off state" before proceeding. If the button is left on it causes the erratic behaviour.
Ideally the students should be able to proceed without having to click that button twice on each screen. They could choose to leave the layer displayed and move on.
Hope I am making sense.
That is what the toggle button does changes the variable from T/F or F/T which then shows/hides the layer.
if you click on the first slide and change it to True and don't click again to change it to false then when you go to the next slide the variable (same one is being used) is still true so you need to click twice to change to false then true again - to show the layer.
You never need a variable just use a selected state and do this if selected or do this if not selected
This discussion is closed. You can start a new discussion or contact Articulate Support.