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I have a slide with 9 different options. The learner clicks on each button to watch a short video. When the video completes it returns the learner to the slide with all the buttons.
How do I get the course to continue past this slide once the learner has viewed all the videos?
Take a look at this video tutorial that explains something similar:
Create a Dynamic Menu Slide in Adobe Captivate | Infosemantics Pty Ltd
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Do you want a Next button to appear after all buttons have been clicked at least once? Or just go to the next slide automaticallyN
Anyway you'll need to create 9 user variables, one for each button. I will label them v_one, v_two,......v_nine. You can give them a default value of 0.
For the buttons you can use a standard shared action with two commands:
Assign v_one with 1
Jump to slide video1
I put the parameters to be defined italic: the user variable and the slide label or number.
For the On Enter event of that menu slide you create a conditional advanced action:
IF v_one is equal to 1 AND
v_two is equal to 1 AND
.....
v_nine is equal to 1
Show Bt_Next if that is what you want, or you can replace by
Go to Next Slide if you want to happen this automatically
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Take a look at this video tutorial that explains something similar:
Create a Dynamic Menu Slide in Adobe Captivate | Infosemantics Pty Ltd
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Thanks Rod!
The video was a fantastic tool to follow along with!