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See the attached .story file. I believe this is exactly what you’re looking for. All badges now appear one by one from left to right, not randomly.
I created a variable called "answeredCount" along with badge variables for badges 1 through 10. On the dashboard slide, badge states are set dynamically based on the value of "answeredCount".On each question slide, when the user clicks the Submit button, two triggers run:
one sets the corresponding badge variable to 1, and the other increments the "answeredCount" variable by 1. This logic is repeated for each subsequent question, updating badge variables 2, 3, 4, 5, and so on.
Once "answeredCount" reaches 10, the logic stops. So if the learner revisits any question, nothing changes and the badge states are retained. Also, repeating any question before earning all badges will not interrupt the process or cause issues. At the bottom of the dashboard, there is a text box displaying all the variables, so you can easily see which questions have already been answered.
Hi Nedim, that is correct. I would like them to appear one by one from left to right, not randomly - which would be easy.
See the attached .story file. I believe this is exactly what you’re looking for. All badges now appear one by one from left to right, not randomly.
I created a variable called "answeredCount" along with badge variables for badges 1 through 10. On the dashboard slide, badge states are set dynamically based on the value of "answeredCount".
On each question slide, when the user clicks the Submit button, two triggers run:
one sets the corresponding badge variable to 1, and the other increments the "answeredCount" variable by 1. This logic is repeated for each subsequent question, updating badge variables 2, 3, 4, 5, and so on.
Once "answeredCount" reaches 10, the logic stops. So if the learner revisits any question, nothing changes and the badge states are retained. Also, repeating any question before earning all badges will not interrupt the process or cause issues. At the bottom of the dashboard, there is a text box displaying all the variables, so you can easily see which questions have already been answered.
Hi Nedim,
This is exactly what I needed. I think I was on the right track, but it would have taken forever to figure out. This community is awesome! Looking forward to Articuland in Boston for more learning and collaboration. Thanks again for your help.