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Storyline 360: Next button enable in SCORM output is not working as expected
Thank you PhilMayor and Nedim. So do you suggest to set the variable to false when the layer begins? Sharing the screenshot to show my current setup.
Your current setup assumes the learner only needs to click one of the buttons to enable Next, depending on which is clicked first.
I assumed your intention was for learners to click both buttons and view both layers before enabling Next, and that Next should remain enabled when revisiting the slide. In that case, you can rely on visited states instead of variables. As each button is clicked, it automatically changes to its built-in Visited state (no triggers needed).
Once both buttons are in the Visited state, you can:
- set a variable (e.g., slideVisited) to True
- enable the Next button
The variable is only needed if you want Next to stay enabled upon revisiting the slide. If you prefer Next to reset (be disabled again), then you don’t need a variable at all. The trigger to ensure Next is disabled only the first time the learner visits the slide should be set to run when the timeline starts, with a condition (e.g., slideVisited = False).
If you leave it without a condition, the Next button will appear disabled every time the slide is visited.I’ve attached a simple example file to illustrate this approach, along with the triggers used to ensure Next is enabled once both buttons reach the Visited state.
