Conditional Button Access in Rise Microlearning
Oct 02, 2023
By
Heather Vogt
Hello! I'm making a quick attestation item in Rise Microlearning and want to block access to the Exit button until the content above it (an attestation checkbox) is clicked.
Is that possible? I could have sworn I've done it in Rise. I'm probably missing something obvious since this is my first dive into Rise Microlearning.
Thanks for any insight!
10 Replies
Hi Heather,
Try a Divider / Continue block, set to "Complete block directly above".
Hello, Karl! I did add a divider but can't find that setting. It's not in the Divider choice dropdown or Design/Move/Copy/Delete.
Hi Heather,
It seems you created a Divider / Divider block
Create a Divider / Continue block, then choose to "Complete block directly above" under the Edit button.
Ah, I see - Divider > Continue. The slashes confused me; I took those to mean Divider OR Continue, as in they're interchangeable. You mean go into the Divider block list and choose Continue.
Thanks! I guess I didn't think Divider > Continue was the only one with the withhold capability. I appreciate it!
Adding a Divider > Continue block with "Complete the content above before moving on." set doesn't work.
The content above is a button that needs to be pressed to access a policy. I just need the Exit button to be hidden until the button is pushed. Is that not possible?
Hi Heather,
A Divider / Continue block is unable to determine if a Link or Button was clicked.
Maybe I'm a stickler for UX semantics but "complete" is such a specific word; when I see the word "complete" I think of having to do something, like click a button or link. Maybe "view" is a better word.
Thanks!
You can change the default text for the Continue block to whatever you want.
When it's locked down? You can change the locked down language?
Absolutely.