How do I hide the submit button and show the next button in a custom knowledge check slide?

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Hello all,

I have a multiple correct custom knowledge check slide that I've created where more than one answer must be selected. I've created advanced actions where I only want the learner to have one attempt, once the question is answered I want the submit button to disappear and the next button to appear to continue to the next slide. Currently, it is doing the opposite where the next button is always there. I don't know where I am going wrong under advanced actions for the submit button to execute this action. This is what I have set up so far under the submit button:

Then if any of the incorrect answers are selected the action looks like the tab below for each of them:

The correct answer is A and B and that action looks like this below:

Then finally after the last attempt action is found below:

I can't figure out where I am going wrong? Any help or insight is much appreciated :).

Lilybiri · Answer

Please, when posting screenshots of a multi-decision advanced action use the Preview window. It is almost impossible to understand the logic of this action with some partial screenshots. You open the Preview window using this button:

You talk about a custom KC slide, but in that case you should have full control over everything which from your explanation is not the case. Or do you use a default KC slide which you have tweaked in some way? In default KC slides, which are based on the same quizzing master slides as quiz slides, normally there is never a Next button. You seem to have added a custom Submit button instead of the regular one which is normally the button which is storing all the functionality of the KC or quiz slide. I see also that you replaced the default messages by a multistate object. Is this a responsive or a non-responsive project?

Can you post a screenshot of the timeline of that slide. If it is a real custom KC slide could you also post a screenshot of the Advanced Interaction panel? Or do you have only one very complicated advanced action from which you posted some partial screenshots here?

You uare using variables, but how are the values of the variables changed? The only one appearing in the screenshots is the attempts variable. I suppose their start value to be 0.

What are those SmartShapes with a generic name? They seem to be interactive because you can use Disable on them.

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