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aytug
aytug
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July 5, 2018
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create two rollover states for a button

  • July 5, 2018
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is this possible? because what I'm trying to do is after the learner jumps back from a quiz slide to a previous slide I want the button on that slide to say something else. I mean it's "let's go!" for example when they first visit that page and when they get back from the quiz I want that button to say something like "Go back to quiz". I gave the button a variable. Set it to zero. And set it up to increment when clicked. And if it's equal or greater than 1 I wanted to show another state. Which worked. The thing is when I hover on the button it says "let's go" again. It's annoying...

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    Correct answer Gaanf

    I see this already has a correct answer, which makes perfect sense.

    However, if you still wanted both - have RollOver and Down effects AND vary button lable text depending on if it's first view or revisit/remidiation, you might consider to keep rollover and down state and display a user variable on the button face on all states, say with 'Let's Go' as default value. Then assign this variable the value 'Go back to quiz' through some action once e.g. you enter quiz scope. That way it would show the appropriate text on both scenarios while still switching states on mouseover and mousedown. Has to be a ShapeButton of course, not the old Button Object.

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    aytug
    aytugAuthor
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    July 6, 2018

    Thank you guys so much for your ideas, both were good.

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    GaanfCorrect answer
    Inspiring
    July 6, 2018

    I see this already has a correct answer, which makes perfect sense.

    However, if you still wanted both - have RollOver and Down effects AND vary button lable text depending on if it's first view or revisit/remidiation, you might consider to keep rollover and down state and display a user variable on the button face on all states, say with 'Let's Go' as default value. Then assign this variable the value 'Go back to quiz' through some action once e.g. you enter quiz scope. That way it would show the appropriate text on both scenarios while still switching states on mouseover and mousedown. Has to be a ShapeButton of course, not the old Button Object.

      OH_CP_Lover_&_Hacker
      OH_CP_Lover_&_Hacker
      Inspiring
      July 5, 2018

      Being that you want your button to say either "Let's Go" or "Go back to quiz"...just remove the both the RollOver and Down states...

      You would want your button have  two states:

      1: "Normal" =  Let's Go

      2: "Your new state name of your choosing that is NOT RollOver/Down" = Go back to quiz.

      That should get you where you want to be quickly!

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