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AndyWells-fa87c
10 hours agoCommunity Member
Issues when using a trigger based on the state of multiple objects
Hello, I have a slide that has multiple buttons. A user can select one or more buttons that then changes the state of a "Submit 2" button. The trigger to activate the proceed button uses the condi...
- 8 hours ago
As KendalRasnake-1 said, you could just set the Initial State to Disabled.
For future reference: All the built-in states are based on the Normal state. So instead of using the condition "= Normal," it's better to use "≠ Selected."
JudyNollet
Super Hero
As KendalRasnake-1 said, you could just set the Initial State to Disabled.
For future reference: All the built-in states are based on the Normal state. So instead of using the condition "= Normal," it's better to use "≠ Selected."
AndyWells-fa87c
8 hours agoCommunity Member
That worked! Thank you.
- JudyNollet7 hours agoSuper Hero
You're welcome!
Using "≠ Selected" (or ≠ some other built-in state) instead of "= Normal" is one of those little things that make a huge difference.
Best wishes with your projects. Pay it forward when you can. 🙂