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TracyNaso-01983
Community Member
3 years ago

Using Variables to Control Button States

I want to be able to display a button state as a feedback after "Submit" button is clicked. There are 4 possible button states based on if a.) Choice is Correct or Wrong; and b.) If Learner Clicked Button or Did Not Click. It seems simple enough to accomplish using variables to determine which button state to display, but I am having trouble constructing the statements. I've attached my source file and a diagram of which graphic I want to display based on which combination of variables are true.

storyline 360
  • MCostaStienstra's avatar
    MCostaStienstra
    Staff
    3 years ago

    Hi, Tracy.

    Thank you for reaching out and sharing your .story file!

    If I understand correctly, each button will only be one of two states (Yes/NotSelectedButCorrect or No/Distractor). Since when designing, you already know which ones will be correct/incorrect, you can create the conditions based on the states they're in when the user submits:

    Windows 10 (1) 2022-06-02 at 12.52.48 PM

    Here is an example of:

    • Choice one is correct, but not selected.
    • Choice two is incorrect, but not selected.

    Screen Recording 2022-06-02 at 12.54.08 PM

    And here's an example of:

    • Choice one is correct and selected.
    • Choice two is incorrect and selected.

    Screen Recording 2022-06-02 at 12.55.17 PM

    Let me know if this works!

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