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I have a simple multiple choice quiz slide. When the user selects the right or wrong answer, feedback should appear and the next button should be visible.
Instead, when a user makes an answer and clicks submit, the feedback appears but the next button does not. It will appear after the user clicks anywhere on screen.
Why is this happening and how can I make it so the Next button appears along with the feedback after a user clicks submit?
This is captivate 9
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I suppose you are using a version before Captivate 9, is that correct?
Question slides have very strict rules. They have a lot of embedded objects (they don't have an individual timeline) that you have to be careful about. The Next button - until Captivate 9 - has a double functionality in your version:
If you don't use Review, you can uncheck the Next button in the Quiz Properties, you don't need if you want the user to answer each question.
The most important button is the Submit button, that triggers the two-step submit process:
Next button shouldn't be used in that process. If you really want to have such a work flow, you have to cheat on Captivate: create an image or a shape that looks like a Next button and put it on the question slide, for SWF output this will work because when you click on the 'Next' image, you click on the slide as well. For HTML output this can be difficult, because an interactive object is not always active when it is covered by a non-interactive object (the Next image).
More info in my blog posts about questions:
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I am using Captivate 9. Thank you for your response, but does any of the information/procedures change in regards to 9?
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In CP9 there is no Next button anymore, the way I described. Dedicated Next and Back buttons (double arrows) appear during Review, which do not exist during the Quiz itself.
There is a SKIP button. You made me explain the double functionality of Next button, but you don't have it anymore. Why do you talk about a Next button, that was very misleading?
The two-step work flow is still the same. After the first step the whole slide becomes a 'button' to proceed.