on ‎2020 Jul 01 10:32 AM
I'm trying to create a book page where the learner clicks on a number of objects. I want the hidden button for the next page to ONLY appear once all objects have been clicked on. Can anyone tell me how this is possible?
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Hi Samantha and Johny,
The only issue with the use of the Counter is that if the user clicks the same object 3 times it will still count up and display the button. If you use the Collector object instead, the user will be required to click the three different objects to get the button to display.
Regards
Shane
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Hi Samantha,
I was able to simulate this with three text boxes (I assume you can replace any type or no of objects instead of text boxes).
1. Create the necessary objects - which the user needs to click to unhide the button
2. Have an active area around each object
3. Insert a "Counter" object - which will be used to count the clicks.
4. For each click on the active area - an a click action "Count up" for the Counter object that you inserted
Note: To ensure multiple clicks on the same object does not result in additional count ups into counter, hide the active area after first click.
5. In the counter object, once the counter reaches the necessary no of clicks (for example in my case 3) - Unhide the button.
Hope this works, let me know.
Regards,
Johny
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