Next Button on slide Revisit

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November 21, 2024
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Hello, I'm currently developing an e-learning course using Adobe Captivate 2019. As a beginner, I want to implement a feature where the "Next" button only appears when users revisit the slides. Additionally, I've used JavaScript to prevent users from dragging the slider on the progress bar. My module contains over 100 slides, and I am unsure how to add the "Next" button functionality specifically for revisiting slides, while also integrating it with the slider functionality. Should I use JavaScript, advanced actions, or shared actions for this? Can anyone help me with this?

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Marcus Maurice5CF2

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Use No.

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ramya12Author

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Could you specify what you meant by use no.

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ramya12Author

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I have used a custom next button to appear on slide revisits. but I have a few queries

1. I have a JavaScript code to disable the scrub bar. I used this in the "OnEnter Actions." However, I would like the next slide revisit to also be included in the "OnEnter Actions."

2. I want the "Next" button to remain completely hidden during the first visit to the slide. Even if the button is visible, it should not be functional during this initial visit. Additionally, I want the module to run automatically without any pause or play controls. The "Next" button should only appear during revisits to the slide, acting as a forward button, while still allowing the video to play without interruptions. I am using the built-in play bar and have disabled the back and forward buttons. Instead, I am using custom backward and forward buttons, while still allowing the video to play without interruptions.

3. Could anyone please explain how to combine the JavaScript code and slide revisit functionality within the same "OnEnter Actions"?

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innovative_view8114

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I'm not sure how this would affect the JavaScript code, but you can add a custom True/False Variable to the Slide Exit. Upon slide exit, the interaction will assign the variable to a True value. That way after the inital pass through the variable will be set to True, and should allow the Next button to be available, so long as the Next button is enabled when the variable is set to True.

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