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Lesson Count in continue button...
I'm working with the "skip ahead" feature in Rise which essentially allows a user to skip to the end of a course after passing a quiz. We are using this for our annual training.
I've tried turning on/off everything I can think of but I still see the "Lesson 3 of 3" in the button to advance after the quiz results. I was able to go into labels and remove the word Lesson but I can't find where to turn off the 3 of 3. I have customized the skip ahead label as well and I don't see 3 of 3 in my custom text but it's there upon export. See attached visuals for the issue. Any ideas are welcome as this could be confusing for the learner to see "3 of 3."
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Hello SabrinaEly,
I see that you've opened a support case and that you're working with my colleague Nikko. You're in excellent hands!
We'll continue the conversation in your case, so everything is in one spot!
I'm having the same issue. Has a fix been found for this?
I tried a workaround using the Continue button in the Quiz settings, instead of the Standard next lesson button, but I'm having all sorts of issues ensuring the user progresses if they get 100%. There are lessons that don't need to be visited in this module so it's not allowing the skip ahead function as all lessons have not been visited.
LucianaPiazza are you able to provide any assistance?
Hi Ant,
Happy to jump in here.
I can see why the "# of #" lesson counter on the navigation button might throw learners off after they've passed a Quiz. Especially when the Skip-ahead Quiz feature is enabled.
However, this is currently the expected behavior for Rise 360. The '# of #' language is baked into how the Skip Ahead button renders. It will appear regardless of Label/Theme setting configurations.
That said, I completely understand the need for more control over the labeling. Our team has been tracking feedback on this request, and I'd love to provide them with as much real-world context as possible.
When your learners see '# of #' on the button after passing a Quiz, what kind of confusion has it caused for them? Are they unsure whether to click it, or does it make them feel like they've missed something?
