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brianl17030254
brianl17030254
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December 3, 2015
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How to come back to a slide and it be at the end?

  • December 3, 2015
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I want the learners to be able to go back to a slide but when they do so, I want that slide to be at it's last frame. This is so they won't need to listen and wait for audio and timing of text. Help, Please!

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Correct answer Lilybiri

Are the users always using that 'Next button' to advance? That means that the last frame they visited is the one just before the pausing point. You'll have to store that frame number in a user variable. That means one variable for each slide. Then use the On Enter action of the slide to check if that variable has a number, in that case micro-navigate to that frame number, if not, just use Continue. Maybe I should blog about that set up? I used micro-navigation in my last blog post, but that was for a simple Replay button.

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Lilybiri
Lilybiri
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December 3, 2015

Why last frame? That means it will go directly to the next slide, which I suppose you don't want at all. Can you explain exactly what you want, and maybe post a screenshot of the timeline of that slide. Maybe I have a solution.

brianl17030254
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December 4, 2015

My apologies..when i say last frame I am refering to having it return to the point where I have the slide paused until the learner clicks the "next" button. I have many informational information slides that based on timing show text and images. I don't want the learner to have to go through it all again when they revisit the slide.

Lilybiri
LilybiriCorrect answer
Legend
December 4, 2015

Are the users always using that 'Next button' to advance? That means that the last frame they visited is the one just before the pausing point. You'll have to store that frame number in a user variable. That means one variable for each slide. Then use the On Enter action of the slide to check if that variable has a number, in that case micro-navigate to that frame number, if not, just use Continue. Maybe I should blog about that set up? I used micro-navigation in my last blog post, but that was for a simple Replay button.

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