I have setup a learning module where learners are asked to choose from a list items (single image with clickboxes). When clicking a clickbox, learner is taken to a slide with a back button. That back button jumps back to "landing slide" and assigns a literal value of 1 to variables defined for each item on the slide.
On the landing slide, I have an advanced actions script that has a number of decisions:
1. Audio - hides if variable D2 = 1, else shows. audio is attached to a transparent text caption.
2. For each clickbox, a variable was created where it is assigned a literal value of 1 (hooked to the back button on the subsequent slide) and a checkbox displays next to the item if equal to 1.
3. If all variables equal 1, then audio plays, a continue button appears, and text appears equivalent to the audio.
While doing testing, I noticed that I needed to have the back button pause further into the presentation as it auto advanced to next slide (not what we wanted), and when I set it to pause one second before the end of subsequent slides instead of 1.5 seconds into the slide, now the whole thing is messed up. I now have to go twice to the landing slide before green checkboxes will appear.
Rewriting the script once fixed the problem, but today I made changes in future slides (not part of these slides, but in the same cptx file) and it reverted back to the same behavior where I have to click twice (this time touching nothing).
Does anyone know what is wrong here? Should I wait to write all scripts when I'm completely finished with the file (ie, at the end)?
Thanks,
Tom