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Player setting "allow drag after completion" help needed
When I enabled this setting ""allow drag after completion", it makes the next button enabled prior to the student finishing the slide. If I don't allow drag at all, it locks down the next button. What I want is to lock down the next button until completion of the slide, and then they can drag the seekbar or click next at that time. Is there something I need to do differently, is this a bug, or is this not possible at this time and I have to subject my poor students to replaying slides in their entirety?
See attached file. You can set Next disabled initially then active when timeline complete. I also set a condition to set Next back normal when revisiting so they don't have to watch the video again in entirety to get the Next active.
So I need assistance as well. I have created a 1 slide scorm 1.2. The slide as a video in it. This video is set to Mark complete after reaching certain spot on the timeline. It is set to exit after the timeline ends. I want the user to have no control to seek or scrub the video until they have completed it once. It's becoming aware to me that the purpose of "allow drag after completion" applies to a slide you can replay before moving to the next slide, not for people returning to the course to review it. Is there a known way to achieve this with Storyline:
Force them to watch the entire video. After they have watched the video, allow them to review it and seek through the video freely?
Hi Robert!
I see that you're working with my colleague, Gerald, in a support case! Great call on submitting a case so that we can offer 1:1 support!
I'll be following along to see what Gerald suggests.
Was there ever a resolution to Robert's question about allowing a user to return at a later time, once they've completed it, and be able to drag the seekbar to reach a particular section of interest?
Hello Jean,
Thanks for following up, and I'm happy to help here! I was able to look back at Robert's case and confirm that the behavior described is expected and designed.
However, our team was able to tailor a workaround specific to Robert's course. If you're comfortable sharing your file with us here or privately here, we'd be more than happy to take a look to see what we can come up with!
