We have a Storyline block that we are embedding in Rise. The SL block has a button which when clicked calls a custom JS function. We then need it to call the Rise "Continue" function or whatever function is called when the normal Rise "Continue" button is clicked.
So the question is - how do we call the Rise "Continue" function from an embedded SL block?
I am looking into creating a similar things. I need to create a Continue block in Storyline and then to import into the Rise module. How would I go about that. Could you share some tips with me please about how to design the Continue block in Storyline. Much appreciated. Stef
Hi Stefaniada! Could you tell us more about what you want the Continue button in your Storyline block to do?
Do you want to require learners to complete the Storyline block before moving on in the Rise 360 course? If so, check out this handy guide that will show you how!
Thanks for the answer. What I am trying to do is to have a SL continue block built to use in the Rise module and to replace the built-in Rise Continue block which is not fully accessible with all the colours (you only allow for white text unfortunately, and the branding colour I have to use is yellow). Stef
Thanks for clarifying, Stefaniada! A custom continue button built using Storyline cannot be restricted the way that a Rise 360 continue button can, such as Complete block directly above or Complete all blocks above.
I'll open the floor to the community to share alternative ideas with you!
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Hi there,
I am looking into creating a similar things. I need to create a Continue block in Storyline and then to import into the Rise module. How would I go about that. Could you share some tips with me please about how to design the Continue block in Storyline. Much appreciated. Stef
Hi Stefaniada! Could you tell us more about what you want the Continue button in your Storyline block to do?
Do you want to require learners to complete the Storyline block before moving on in the Rise 360 course? If so, check out this handy guide that will show you how!
Thanks for the answer. What I am trying to do is to have a SL continue block built to use in the Rise module and to replace the built-in Rise Continue block which is not fully accessible with all the colours (you only allow for white text unfortunately, and the branding colour I have to use is yellow). Stef
Thanks for clarifying, Stefaniada! A custom continue button built using Storyline cannot be restricted the way that a Rise 360 continue button can, such as Complete block directly above or Complete all blocks above.
I'll open the floor to the community to share alternative ideas with you!
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