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michaelroddick
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9 years ago
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Really locking down the navigation

Hello, I understand you can restrict the navigation to a linear experience in settings. Is the a way to lock it down further and require a learner to click a button to advance? Or maybe even hid...
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    LucianaPiazza
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DaveCox
Community Member
9 years ago

Hi Michael,

Yes, I do this all of the time. 

  1. Set the scrub bar to read only (Player setting) - this forces the user to view the entire slide.
  2. Set a trigger to disable the next button when the timeline starts on each slide. It is better to disable it than to hide it, as that reduces confusion.
  3. Set another trigger to enable the next button when the timeline ends, or just before the timeline ends. I have a requirement to enable the next button 1 second before the end of the timeline, so I use a que point for this. I set the que point, and the set a trigger to enable the next button when the timeline reaches the que point.

Is that what you are looking for?