Prev and Next button appear after revisit the quiz.

Thanks, Wendy, I have already done that on a per-slide basis, but there was a slight flicker when the slide loaded.

Your solution works better, no flickering, thanks! Remind me to buy you a drink!

Wendy - you are a STAR!

Thanks so much - it is working perfectly now

All the best

Nigel

I just wanted to weigh in here, as my problem is similar and related, but unfortunately none of the fixes here work for me.

I've created a short course that involves two different versions of the same events; basically, a "fun" version (with a wacky character) and a more "mellow" version, in order to give our stakeholders a couple of options. The only difference is three videos, otherwise the courses uses the same content/quiz slides for both versions, using conditional branching (i.e., "If Wacky = True, go to this slide when clicking next", etc.).

This works fine going through the course, but if the user chooses to review, we send them back to the first slide (the one that allows them to choose "wacky" or "mellow), and if the user uses "Next" buttons that previously were not there (we created custom next/submit buttons), then the conditional branching doesn't work because there's no way for me (as far as I can tell) to see the "Review only" controls and therefore I cannot add the conditional command required to tell that next button where to actually send the user.

So, two questions:

1. Is there a way to edit where the "Next" and "Previous" buttons link to in Review mode?

2. Is there a way to turn off "Next" and "Previous" buttons in Review mode and substitute our own navigation scheme?

Thanks!

I'm running into this same problem with Storyline 3. On screens with quizzes I created a trigger to Execute JavaScript and used this code and it seems to be working for me:

var slidenav = document.getElementsByClassName("control-actions");
if(slidenav.length !== -1) {
slidenav[0].style.display = "none";
};

Hi all,

I had the same problem, when revisiting the quiz, Next and Prev buttons appeared.

I think I figured it out, after struggling quite a bit with that problem, I recalled that my project had an isolated slide that wasn't connected to the other slides (with spare elements for use in the project).

That slide had navigation controls!

When I disabled the controls in that slide, it fixed the problem! (check all slides for these controls)