Button Appear After ALL Items Visited

[sagedining]

Hello: I am new to this so maybe I am missing something. (Former Storyline 2 User - This is easy to do in storyline... )

I have a slide with multiple objects, when clicked on pop up information - I would like a continue button to appear after all objects have been visited. I found a few old forums on this subject using variables but the were from Captivate 5... can someone point me in the right direction?

Thanks!

[R_H__]

Variables is still the way of doing this. Hopefully something in this video might be of use to you.

Use Advanced Actions and Variables to Hide a Next Button in Your #AdobeCaptivate #eLearning - YouTub...

[Lilybiri]

That is very weird, that you find only 'old' posts, because that use case is explained at least once a fortnight in this forum.

To give you the easiest answer, I have some questions:

1. Are you using Captivate 9 or an earlier version?
2. Is the sequence for clicking the shape button (I think you use images inside a shape used as a button?) imposed or free?
3. Do you allow the user to click multiple times on the same shape button?

[sagedining]

Using Captivate 9 - you can freely click any button (images inside a shape used as a button lol) on the screen and yes I would like people to be able to click more than once, and also on a re-visit! Thank you for your help!

[Lilybiri · Accepted solution]

That is not the easiest scenario. Do you want to use states for the popup information or different text containers (shapes or captions)?

You need indeed to define a user variable for each shape button: v_one, v_two.... v_last. They will act as Booleans, which means that they will have a default value of 0, that will be toggled to 1 when that shape button has been clicked. Example: for each shape button, the conditional action needs two decisions. The first (Always) has a condition 'IF 1 is equal to 1', which means it is always done, the second checks the values of all the variables and will show the previously hidden Next button if all have been toggled to 1. Here is a Preview of such an action, for 3 shape buttons, where I used states to show the different popups.

You can duplicate that action as many times as needed, only the first decision has to be edited (correct state and correct variable).

If you prefer show/hide instead of different states for the information popups, group all the popups (Gr_Info) and replace the Change State command by:

     Hide Gr_info

     Show Info_1

Since you also want to offer the same functionality when returning to the slide, you will have to set the values of all variables to 0 which can be done with an action triggered by the On Enter event of the slide. If you use states, you can uncheck the option 'Retain states on slide revisit'. If you use the show/hide approach, add the command 'Hide Gr_Info' to the On Enter action.

[sagedining]

That is perfect thank you for helping me out!