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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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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.
\n
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! Thank you so much, this has helped. But I still cannot get Next > to display Normal so users can click to proceed to the next slide. I've checked my triggers at the base layer as well as all 4 layers, set my value to 4, etc. Something is still not working. Am I able to confidentially send you these two slides to view? Any help would be appreciated.
Hi Judy! Thank you so much, this has helped. But I still cannot get Next > to display Normal so users can click to proceed to the next slide. I've checked my triggers at the base layer as well as all 4 layers, set my value to 4, etc. Something is still not working. Am I able to confidentially send you these two slides to view? Any help would be appreciated.
Here are the best practices for uploading a .story file to the Forum for troubleshooting:
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\n- Only include slides that are related to the problem.
\n- Be sure objects, layers, motion paths, and variables have meaningful names.
\n- If there is proprietary content, replace or delete it. For example, replace proprietary text with “ipsum lorem” text.
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Here are the best practices for uploading a .story file to the Forum for troubleshooting:
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\n- Only include slides that are related to the problem.
\n- Be sure objects, layers, motion paths, and variables have meaningful names.
\n- If there is proprietary content, replace or delete it. For example, replace proprietary text with “ipsum lorem” text.
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