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previous/next button on feedback (URGENT!)
Hi, how can I remove the previous/next buttons from the feedback screen?
I have already unchecked all the slide navegation controls in the story view, but they continue appearing when i see the feedbacks.
Help me!
35 Replies
- PhilMayorSuper Hero
I find that no matter what you do, they will still show in the html version. I just go into the story_html5.html and delete the div tags that reference the buttons, it is around line 52-55
- TonyKonig-2345dCommunity Member
still an issue in Storyline 360. I'll try Phil's suggestion
- WendyFarmerSuper Hero
Hi Tony
I've just built a rough sample file in 360 and it's working for me to hide the Prev/Next in a quiz on review. File attached and here is link to Review
- TonyKonig-2345dCommunity Member
Thanks Wendy, the complexity of my quiz functionality is pretty high. Phil mentions that if any slides have prev next, the problem remains.
- PhilMayorSuper Hero
In SL 360 it is only an issue if you have a next/previous or submit button on at least one of your slides
- TonyKonig-2345dCommunity Member
Thanks Phil. I do have it on some slides, and that is the way my stakeholders want it.
- PhilMayorSuper Hero
That is why the buttons appear on review. You should be able to hide them.
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- WendyFarmerSuper Hero
So is it the player Prev Next you are trying to hide on quiz review?
In your master layout I don't see the triggers to hide the Prev/Next buttons
Ok - now I'm butting out...all the best with your project
- TonyKonig-2345dCommunity Member
Hey, yes it is the player Prev Next buttons (not my arrows up top) that appear when you go back after answering a question in the Knowledge Check.
I just want to use my nav buttons, and that is the case everywhere, except the Prev/Next appear when you go back to a previously answered question.Thanks for your thoughts. You weren't butting in :)
- WendyFarmerSuper Hero
So even when you set these triggers on the Next disabled master layout
- Change state of next button to hidden when timeline starts
- Change state of previous button to hidden when timeline starts
They are still displaying on review?
Update:
I've just added the triggers in and the player buttons don't display on review see Peek
File attached - and now I'm butting out :-)
- JoeBoss-fb8b9feCommunity Member
I've got Next and Previous hidden on my quiz slides, yet they're appearing on the feedback. I've traced the feedback master to the correct one, and been able to insert my custom buttons on there.
I've added triggers to that master to hide the next/prev buttons on timeline start, but they still appear. There are no Slide Options that I can locate (I guess the screenshots from the very start of the thread are from SL1).
If I set the triggers to timeline = 0.1 seconds then it's fine. It doesn't seem to like being set to 'start of timeline'. Means they appear for a split second but that's the lesser of two evils.
Hello Joe!
Thanks for sharing this workaround with us! By default, you'll see Storyline's built-in Prev and Next buttons in the lower right corner of the player when reviewing a quiz question—even if you've disabled them throughout your course. These navigation buttons are necessary for learners to review quiz slides.
I'll let you know if I see any other workarounds that are shared regarding hiding navigation buttons during quiz review.
Hi Joe!
It's me again! I was discussing this with my teammate, Maria, and she found an easier way to control the navigation buttons.
I've recorded a Peek explaining her recommendation.
Here are the steps:
- Create a T/F variable that has a default value of False.
- On the Results Slide, add a trigger to Adjust Variable to True when the Timeline Starts on this slide.
- In the Slide Master, head over to the Question Layout.
- Add two triggers
- Change State of Next Button to Hidden when the Timeline Starts on this slide with a condition that reads If Variable is equal to True.
- Change State of Previous Button to Hidden when the Timeline Starts on this slide with a condition that reads If Variable is equal to True.
- Add two triggers
- From there, you're all set!
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