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m_aneelbakshi
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Advanced action not working on slide end

May 21, 2012 11:46 PM

Hi,

 

I am new to captivate.

 

I am creating a toggle button. On clicking this button an image appear and disappear.

 

It works fine if I click the button before captivate slider reaches to its end. Slider stops moving when I click.

 

But if I try to click the same button after slider reaches to its end the button does not work.

 

I am applying the advanced action.

 

Pleae help me to resolve the issue.

 

Regards,

Anil Kumar Bakshi

 
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    May 21, 2012 11:56 PM   in reply to m_aneelbakshi

    Anil,

     

    Can you show us a screen shot of your Advanced Action so that we can see how you've set it up?

     
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    May 22, 2012 12:19 AM   in reply to m_aneelbakshi

    I just set up the same toggle action but I had mine slightly differently set up so that:

    If toggle == 0

    Assign toggle = 1

    Show img_1

     

    Else

    Assign toggle = 0

    Hide img_1

     

    This worked for me and clicking the button did not advance the slide timeline.

     

    Do you have Pause After X seconds selected for the button properties under Timing accordion?

    If your button is not pausing the slide and you allow the timeline to move beyond the button's active area (at the end of the slide or at the end of the button's duration on the timeline) then it will cease to work.

     
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    May 22, 2012 12:40 AM   in reply to m_aneelbakshi

    That's what I'm trying to tell you.  Unless you select the Pause After and set the timing so that the button will pause somewhere in the middle of the slide, then the timeline will continue to play, the playhead will reach the end of the slide, and your toggle button will become inactive.

     

    If you want to allow the user to keep clicking the toggle button as many times as they want, set Pause After.  You'll need to provide an alternate interactive means to get to the next slide.  Either another button or clickbox, or else tell them to click the playbar Next button.

     
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    May 22, 2012 1:45 AM   in reply to m_aneelbakshi

    Because when the button reaches its last frame on the timeline it becomes inactive. It will only trigger advanced actions while it is active.

     
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    May 22, 2012 2:04 AM   in reply to m_aneelbakshi

    Yes it's the default functionality.  If you don't like it, talk to Adobe.

     
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