The menu is Free, allowing users to freely access topics. When a topic is clicked on the menu, a tick mark appears to indicate it has been visited. My queries are:
1) Can we display the tick mark on the timeline's completion or after all layers have been visited?
2) Given the open menu structure, users can navigate to other topics before completing the current one. Is there a method to track missed topics, particularly in scenarios like the Carousel activity shown in the attached sample file (\"Third Slide\"), where a visited state cannot be applied as with the \"Second Slide\"?
Dear Judy,
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Thank you very much for your response. I appreciate your help thus far. However, my query remains unresolved. Specifically, we are seeking to have control over the default menu selection, as outlined in the original post.
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Dear Judy,
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Thank you very much for your response. I appreciate your help thus far. However, my query remains unresolved. Specifically, we are seeking to have control over the default menu selection, as outlined in the original post.
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1) Articulate doesn't provide a way to adjust when the tick mark appears on the built-in Menu. A slide is marked when its timeline starts. (That behavior could probably be altered with JavaScript, but I can't help with that.)
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2) You can track completion of any slide using a variable. For example, create a T/F variable with the default value of False. Add a trigger that changes the variable to True when the slide/interaction is complete.
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\n- The \"when\" in the trigger might be when the timeline ends, when designated objects are in a Visited state, when the user reaches the final layer in a Carousel activity, or whatever means the slide is completed.
\n- A variable's value stays the same until a trigger changes it. And the value can be accessed from any slide. That means you could use the value of a slide's T/F variable to control what happens elsewhere in the course.
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FYI: The interactive slides in your Sample file have a trigger to disable the Next button when the timeline starts.
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It’s worth the effort to learn about variables and trigger conditions, because they provide the real power in Storyline. Here’s more info:
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1) Articulate doesn't provide a way to adjust when the tick mark appears on the built-in Menu. A slide is marked when its timeline starts. (That behavior could probably be altered with JavaScript, but I can't help with that.)
\n
2) You can track completion of any slide using a variable. For example, create a T/F variable with the default value of False. Add a trigger that changes the variable to True when the slide/interaction is complete.
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\n- The \"when\" in the trigger might be when the timeline ends, when designated objects are in a Visited state, when the user reaches the final layer in a Carousel activity, or whatever means the slide is completed.
\n- A variable's value stays the same until a trigger changes it. And the value can be accessed from any slide. That means you could use the value of a slide's T/F variable to control what happens elsewhere in the course.
\n
\n
FYI: The interactive slides in your Sample file have a trigger to disable the Next button when the timeline starts.
\n
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It’s worth the effort to learn about variables and trigger conditions, because they provide the real power in Storyline. Here’s more info:
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