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Morph Accordion
Ah ah ah! I fixed it, ThaddaeusSmithâ ! OK, this is really-really just for the fun of solving a puzzle before I go to bed later than planned, because the not-so-complicated solution isn't simple enough to implement in a real module, just to avoid the Next button display problem. Check out the Review link attached. I hid the Side Menu at the start because the solution is visible in it. After that, it's just more triggers from yours. Would you like to have a look at the .story file? đ https://360.articulate.com/review/content/0dac2d24-e80f-4ec2-a598-e2d49b5bd7fc/review
Ah, Thierry! I can always count on you to take on a challenge and successfully solve it! It looks like you made a second scene, and the slide in the first scene (which does not have a Next button), jumps to the corresponding slide in the second scene (which does have a Next button) if that slide is the last one to be visited. Is that right?
You're right. Not really practical for a real module, but a solution nonetheless! If I'm correct about how you solved this, no need for the source file. If I'm not, then I'd love to see it!You're absolutely right, Thaddaeus. With a true/false âALLvisitedâ variable that drags to the same tab in the second scene if it's true when you click on any tab in the first scene. Problem solved, but the solution is completely useless (story of my life!).
Thanks for suggesting the riddle. I fell asleep with a stupid self-satisfied smile on my face. See you soon.
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