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It's great to let users explore content on their own. But sometimes you need to ensure they view the full timelines on the slides and complete the interactions. For example, this might be required for compliance/regulatory reasons.
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In other words, sometimes you need to control when the Next button is disabled and enabled.
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The attached file demonstrates how to control the Next button in these situations:
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\n- Force users to view the full timeline on all slides by using Restricted navigation
\n- Force users to complete an interaction by verifying that all of the buttons have been clicked
\n- Force users to view the full timelines on the slide layers by verifying that all of the timelines have been completed
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The demo also explains how the triggers work.
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Nothing new here for advanced users. But I hope newbies find this helpful.
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By the way, this is about controlling the Next button while the user remains on one slide. If the slide branches to other slides, well, that's a custom menu. You'll find details about those here: TIP: Create a Custom Menu Slide | Articulate - Community
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Hi Judy,
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That is incredibly helpful. It all slots into place now. I really appreciate you taking the time and effort to go through and amend my errors and moreover point out how best to do this going forward.
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Thank you very much!
Hi Judy,
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That is incredibly helpful. It all slots into place now. I really appreciate you taking the time and effort to go through and amend my errors and moreover point out how best to do this going forward.
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Thank you very much!
Hi, Glenn,
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The attached file shows a simplified way to present each character's content, using only 1 layer per character.
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The trick? Using states for the Feedback, which is controlled by a text variable. And enabling the next character button is done with a simple trigger on the layer's Close button.
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After the edited slide, I added a slide with some additional notes.
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Since this isn't directly related to the topic of this post, I suggest you start a new discussion if you have additional questions about your interaction. That'll make it easier for others to find in the future when searching. Also, a new post will probably be answered more quickly. (FYI: The Forum doesn't tag people. Someone will only get a notification if they subscribe to a discussion. So even a post's author won't necessarily get notified when a comment is added.)
Hi, Glenn,
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The attached file shows a simplified way to present each character's content, using only 1 layer per character.
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The trick? Using states for the Feedback, which is controlled by a text variable. And enabling the next character button is done with a simple trigger on the layer's Close button.
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After the edited slide, I added a slide with some additional notes.
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Since this isn't directly related to the topic of this post, I suggest you start a new discussion if you have additional questions about your interaction. That'll make it easier for others to find in the future when searching. Also, a new post will probably be answered more quickly. (FYI: The Forum doesn't tag people. Someone will only get a notification if they subscribe to a discussion. So even a post's author won't necessarily get notified when a comment is added.)
