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Hide Next button until objects have been visited
I'm trying to set one of my elearning slides so that the Next button (on the player) doesn't appear until four objects on the slide have been visited. Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
Michelle
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- WendyFarmerSuper Hero
Hi Michelle
Set the initial state of the Next button to hidden
Create a trigger on the slide - change state of Next button to normal when state of 'all of xxx are visited'
- MichaelBousfielCommunity Member
Hi Wendy,
The post is old but your tip is still super helpful.
Cheers,
Michael
- WendyFarmerSuper Hero
Thanks Michael
An oldie but a goodie - all the best with your project and shout out if you need any other help 😀
- MichelleChildsCommunity Member
Hi Wendy
I'm using the Player Next button, not my own. Can I change the initial state of the player Next button?
Michelle
- WendyFarmerSuper Hero
If you are using SL2 yes...SL1 no
- WendyFarmerSuper Hero
Hi Michelle
I just realised the rest of my post above didn't appear - sorry. If you are using storyline 1 you can't hide the button, but you can add a visited state to your four objects and then trigger the next button to only jump to next slide when state of all four objects are visited. See attached SL1 sample. hope this helps
- MichelleChildsCommunity Member
Hi Wendy
Thanks for your reply. I'm using S2, and am quite new to Storyline. How do I change the intitial state of the Next button to hidden or disabled. I know how to change the state of objects on the slide, but not the inbuilt Next button.
- WendyFarmerSuper Hero
Hey Michelle it's easy with SL2 - you will find the player next and prev buttons listed in the objects list when you go to create a trigger. Scroll right to the top of list. Trigger is change state of next button to 'hidden' or 'disabled' whichever effect you are after when timeline starts on slide. Then another trigger to change state to normal when all your objects have been visited. Hope that helps.
- LaVonBowman-ef6Community Member
Wendy,
I had a problem just like this one and your 2-year-old post solved it. Thank you so much.
LaVon
- WendyFarmerSuper Hero
Great to hear LaVon and good luck with your project!
- ChristiePollickCommunity Member
Hi, Michelle - Looks like you are getting some great advice from Wendy; please let us know how things work out or if you still need additional assistance!
- BobWikerCommunity Member
Regarding usability and best practice, it would be better to disable the Next/Prev buttons rather than hide them altogether.
- ChristiePollickCommunity Member
Thanks, Bob!
- MichelleChildsCommunity Member
Yay, it worked - thanks a million :-)
- WendyFarmerSuper Hero
Yay - glad you got it sorted...
- ChristiePollickCommunity Member
So glad to hear you are all sorted out now, Michelle! (Thanks for the assistance, Wendy!) :)
- CindyGlenn-6a6dCommunity Member
Hello,
I have 9 boxes on the screen, each is an image, has a visited state and jumps to a slide when user clicks. There are 11 slides in the scene: slide with all boxes, a slide for each box to link to and a slide for the next button to go to after it becomes normal.
I have the slide programmed to disable the Next button when timeline starts, change the state of next button to normal when all boxes are visited
each box has triggers to jump to a slide and change the state to visited.
the next button does not change to normal.
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