Is that only being used for this slide? So it's not being set back to "False" for some reason on a subsequent slide? Because if it were being set to "False" on the next slide then a return to this slide would cause the count to continue. My first thought is.that "FirstMove" variable. The way the triggers look, it seems like it should work.
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I'd have to see the file to diagnose (feel free to post it here if you're able to). I've set all slides to Resume Saved State on revisiting so the radio button remains selected on revist.Ĭan anyone help me resolve why my counter continues to increment (and the progress meter moves forward) even though my user is backing up to a previously viewed slide? Is it a trigger order problem? I'm attaching my file of 5 slides.The triggers, progress meter, and radio button are all on a Master slide, to which all slides in the show are set.The button is changed to selected just after the incrementing of varGlblScreensVisitedCount. The button, which is supposed to start unselected, signals that the user has been on this slide previously (meaning they backed up to previous slides). The counter is not supposed to increment if a radio button called VistedFlagRadioBtn is selected.I've got a variable (varGlblScreensVisitedCount) that is incremented by 1 every time a new slide is visted.I built it from the great instructions provided by Pete Brown at . I'm looking for some help in proofing a file I made with a progress meter. My problem is related to a revisiting variable so I thought it fit in this thread. Make sure these triggers come before the Jump to Next Slide trigger. Once the user clicks the next button, the variable switches to True, so the next button will no longer cause the variable to add a value of 1 on subsequent clicks. So the first variable is going to add a value only if the T/F variable is False. So on this slide, your triggers would be.Īdjust variable (counter) +Add Value 1, When user clicks Next button, On Condition: Slide01 = Equal to FalseĪdjust variable (slide1) =Assignment Value True When user clicks Next button Let's say that we're on slide 01 of your presentation.įor this slide we'll create a True False variable called "Slide 1". So as an example.let's say you have a number variable that's being adjusted each time the user clicks a slides next button (we'll call this "Counter"). The way to do this would be to create a set of companion variables (true or false variables, one for each slide). For your situation, you can use the next button to increment the variable, but you'll need a way to stop that from happening the next time they hit that same button again.
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