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Inserting reference in text input box
Hi all,
I am trying to create a space in my course where learners can write additional notes. At the moment, I have it set up as a layer that shows when clicking on a "notes" icon.
The first one works great.... but...
I want them to be able to see and add to their notes added previously (e.g they make notes when on slide 2 and then on slide 4 they can add more notes and see the notes that they wrote from slide 2 etc)
I have been trying to add a reference and it worked once in preview and not since even after deleting and resetting it several times.
Does anyone have any ideas on how to get this to work?
Thanks in advance :)
Hi Paula,
If you're willing to share a copy of your project file, I'm sure one of our talented community members will be glad to share a possible solution to your design inquiry!
- PaulaCadoganCommunity Member
Hi Joe, thanks for replying, I have attached it here. I had to pull a lot out of it for confidentiality but I think I have left the parts that are necessary - Clicking on the pencil icon in the bottom right opens the "additional notes" layer where the user can type in what ever they need to.
I want those notes to roll over and be accessible and editable from each slide of the course (16 so far)
Thanks in advance :)
- Jürgen_Schoene_Community Member
the trick is: put your notes to the slide master
and here one of your slides
-> no slide layer for the notes on the normal slides!
communication between slide -> slidemaster with variablesshowNotes -> hides/show the notes panel
additionalnotesCancel -> backup of the old value, if cancel clicked on the notes paneladd one trigger on every slide
(this is needed, when the notes are open and the another slide is clicked)
result:
https://360.articulate.com/review/content/1b2c4ad6-bc4f-464d-9b11-fc5b4e74bd12/reviewJürgen
- PaulaCadoganCommunity Member
Jürgen thank you so much! I have been banging my head against a wall for ages trying to figure this one out! Did not realise that Storyline had slide master like PPT so that's going to be a great place to explore :)