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Make a button optional in Cp 5.5

New Here ,
Jan 02, 2012 Jan 02, 2012

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Hello

I have 2 buttons: 1 - to continue and 1 as an option for the user to click to learn more about the topic which will open a new browswer window w/ the provided website.  I want this last button as an option for the user to click only if the want to learn more about the topic.  How do I do set this up, please? Or should I use a different object altogether?  I need the Next button b/c the learner is pausing to add to a his worksheet and will click Next once he's ready to move on.

Thank you,

Jeanne

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Jan 02, 2012 Jan 02, 2012

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Jeanne,  there's nothing very complex about what you're trying to do here.

Any interactive object such as a button or click box would be used.  Just set the On Success action to Open URL or File and then set the drop down option to New window so that your current window remains open.

If testing this on your local hard drive, don't forget to set your Flash Global Security to trust the location of the published files.

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Jan 04, 2012 Jan 04, 2012

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Thank you, Rod. I did this and the slide doesn't progress until the

button is clicked. I don't want it to work that way. I want the

button clicking optional. If the user doesn't want to learn more

about the subject and chooses not to click on the button, I want the

objects on the screens to continue. Interestingly, the audio voice

continues to speak to the end of the slide. Any other suggestions?

Jeanne

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Jan 04, 2012 Jan 04, 2012

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If you DON'T want the slide to pause automatically, use a click box placed over something designed to look like a button and untick the option in the Properties tab to Pause Project Until User Clicks.

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Rod,

That did the trick! Thank you so much!

Jeanne

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