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Storyline quiz: How to send learners back to review content screen on incorrect answer?
Thanks, Judy, for the very thorough answer. It appears Lightboxing is the tech I was missing here. I'll give this plan a try when I get to this point in my build and come back if I have questions.
Hi Judy -- I tried this on a previous course, following your instructions. The lightboxing worked fine. But when I come back to the question screen, I can't get the answer choices to reset. My previous choice is always still showing. Here's what I tried:
- Change state of all four photos (they act as buttons) to Normal when user clicks Try Again.
- Change state of all four photos to Normal when user clicks Review Content.
- Change layer properties of the Try Again layer to "Reset to initial state" when revisiting.
None of these worked, so I must be missing something. I've tried searching but can't find an obvious answer. Do you have a solution? Thanks.
- JudyNollet2 months agoSuper Hero
The Slide Layer Properties for the Try Again layer don't impact what's on the base.
Triggers to change the state of the responses to Normal should work. I have no idea why yours don't. You might want to submit the file to the support staff: https://access.articulate.com/support/contact
- ryardumian_pdx2 months agoCommunity Member
Hi Judy -- I need to follow up on this question with you. I'm building my course for my client, and I've reached the point of question screens. I have two issues with this programming:
1. I still can't get the radio buttons to reset to Normal when I come back to the screen to retry the question. I've set the base layer properties to "When revisiting: Reset to initial state" and I've added triggers to the Try Again layer resetting the buttons to Normal when Review Content is clicked. Neither worked.
2. If I return, then answer incorrectly a second time, the Review Content button no longer appears, only the Try Again button, which does nothing.
I seem to be missing something (probably simple) on both these issues, but I don't know what it is. Any help you could offer would be appreciated. Thanks.
- JudyNollet2 months agoSuper Hero
As I said above, triggers that change the state of the buttons to Normal should workâassuming the "when" in the trigger happens.
The only help I can offer is to say you should double-check all the triggers. Be sure something-happens-on-this-slide triggers appear before any trigger that goes to another slide.
Also, for question slides, I suggest using the "Automatically decide" setting for when a user revisits the slide. That let's Storyline use its built-in functionality. It knows when to reset a slide for retrying a quiz or not resetting a slide during a review.
Other than that, I'll repeat my earlier advice: submit a case to the staff. Include a copy of the file. It's virtually impossible to troubleshoot without seeing that.
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