Multiple AND and OR conditions in the same trigger

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Dear Jeff,

thank you so much ,

you people make me easy and cheers to support what we get from the people.

thanks to all

regards

raju 

Raju, Do an If statement (create a trigger) if the score is greater than 60 (or whatever score) go to a certain slide. 

And then make another one.

Your triggers will look like this:
 I added these triggers to an object, but you could have them set as slide triggers which *fire* when the timeline starts on a certain slide. 
Hope this help. ~Boat 

Dear Alex,

Thank you so much for help,appreciation for quick response.

can also please give idea about how navigate depend upon quiz score

thanks in advance

Raju

Hi Raju, depends on whether your looking to take them to a slide based on then final answer to the question i.e. the last question they get it wrong so they go to the wrong slide or they get it right so they go to the right slide - if that is the case all you need to do is alter the feedback layers continue button to go to the feedback slide (they are set to jump to next as a default). 

If you want to move them depending on overall score then you would want to create a number variable and count the score then final slide would have a trigger to direct depending on the score (i.e. if the score counts 5 go to correct/well done feedback if >5 then wrong/you fail slide).

Example of both attached.

Hi all,

can any one please help me

how to take the user to different slides based on the quiz result with using one trigger ?

Hi, all.

For future Heroes that stumble across this thread, the following Screenr may be useful:

Hi Peter! I think that this article will help you as well as a few other tips in this thread. Have a great day!

I can't seem to apply an AND trigger to "Jump to the next slide".  I want to jump to the next slide when both the timeline has ended AND the user has clicked Next.  Is this possible?

After trying to make sense of how and's and or's interact when combined into a single trigger, I have gone with Geert's indicated method. It seems that you simply have to break up more complicated functions, which does inflate the number of triggers and the time to create it--but which works!

So Alexandros, in testing my situation over, it seems that the ands and ors combine to break the functionality of the whole thing.

More specifically, I think I saw all elements begin behaving as if they were "or" conditions, regardless of their ordering, etc