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Hello,
I have two click boxes on one slide > The first click box is a single click and the Failure Text Caption is activated > The second click box is a double click action, and the Failure Caption is not activated.
When a user double clicks on the second click box the failure caption is displayed from the first text caption. I am cpatibvate is picking up the second click of the double click and hence showing incorrect from the first caption.
Is there a way around this issue? ISome help with this issue would be greatly appreciated:
Clickboxes are set up so that if you have the failure captions turned on, then a click OUTSIDE the click box area will trigger the fail criteria. So if you have two of them on the same slide, each will consider it a failure if you click the other one.
Buttons work a little differently, So you could try using transparent buttons instead.
Another alternative is to use the Event Handler widget, which allows you to set up multiple widgets listening for different mouse events. The beauty of these wid
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Clickboxes are set up so that if you have the failure captions turned on, then a click OUTSIDE the click box area will trigger the fail criteria. So if you have two of them on the same slide, each will consider it a failure if you click the other one.
Buttons work a little differently, So you could try using transparent buttons instead.
Another alternative is to use the Event Handler widget, which allows you to set up multiple widgets listening for different mouse events. The beauty of these widgets is that you have much more control over the Failure criteria because you can specify different mouse events for success and failure on each one.
Check them out here: http://www.infosemantics.com.au/eventhandler
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Hello,
Thankyou so much for the reply. The
Event Handler Widget is fantastic. So thankyou again
Regards
Ali
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