Change State based on Variables
I have a custom menu slide with three buttons inserted that are given a visited state. There is a trigger for each button to jump to specific slides when the user clicks on it. I created true/false...
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Visited is a built-in state. That means it comes with built-in functionality. A button with a Normal and a Visited state will automatically change to Visited when it is clicked. Triggers that try to override or duplicate that functionality often cause problems.
- If the user is only viewing one slide, then there's no need for any triggers or variables. Simply let the built-in functionality change the custom-menu buttons to Visited when they are clicked.
- This post has more info about built-in states: PRIMER: Take advantage of built-in states - Articulate Storyline Discussions - E-Learning Heroes
- If you want to ensure the user views an entire section, then it makes sense to use T/F variables to track completion of each section. However, instead of using a Visited state on the custom-menu buttons, use a custom state instead.
- This post has more info about custom-menu slides, as well as a demo file: TIP: Create a Custom Menu Slide - Articulate Storyline Discussions - E-Learning Heroes
