Hide Navigation Button Until Question Answered Correctly

[Walker, Tristin]

Hello All,

I have a quick question concerning my assessment questions. These questions are not scored just have feedback to them. However, my client would like for the navigation button to be inactive or hidden until the end user answers the question correctly. I only know how to cover the button until the question is answered. Can this be done? And if so, how?

Thank you for your time,
Tristin

[Clifton Sleger]

You can set the "enabled" property to true or false based on whether the
question has been answered. That way you can just remove the nav cover.
Nav covers have their place, but most of the time they are not really
needed.

Clifton Sleger
PG Software Development
Oshkosh, WI 54904 USA
920-232-5727

The JavaScript PowerPac for ToolBook extends
the ToolBook Actions system with over 100 functions!
View the introductory assessment here:
http://www.powerpac.pgsoftwaretools.com/intro
View the FULL USER'S GUIDE w/TUTORIALS and What's NEW in this release:
http://www.powerpac.pgsoftwaretools.com
OR, get a 21 day trial copy here:
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[Walker, Tristin]

Thank you Clifton. I did not know that was an option. Can you enable or disable the panel based on if the question was answered correctly?

-----Original Message-----
From: ToolBook Discussion List [mailto:tool...@LISTSERV.PLATTECANYON.COM] On Behalf Of Clifton Sleger
Sent: Wednesday, May 01, 2013 1:58 PM
To: tool...@LISTSERV.PLATTECANYON.COM
Subject: Re: Hide Navigation Button Until Question Answered Correctly

You can set the "enabled" property to true or false based on whether the question has been answered. That way you can just remove the nav cover.
Nav covers have their place, but most of the time they are not really needed.

Clifton Sleger
PG Software Development
Oshkosh, WI 54904 USA
920-232-5727

The JavaScript PowerPac for ToolBook extends
the ToolBook Actions system with over 100 functions!
View the introductory assessment here:
http://www.powerpac.pgsoftwaretools.com/intro
View the FULL USER'S GUIDE w/TUTORIALS and What's NEW in this release:
http://www.powerpac.pgsoftwaretools.com
OR, get a 21 day trial copy here:
http://www.pgsoftwaretools.com/index.html?nav=buyPP

On 5/1/2013 1:56 PM, Walker, Tristin wrote:

[Clifton Sleger]

You can set the question to be locked after answering in the question
properties. If you don't like the behavior of the question after setting
that property, then this may be one example of why a nav cover to block
user interaction may be an alternative.

Clifton Sleger
PG Software Development
Oshkosh, WI 54904 USA
920-232-5727

The JavaScript PowerPac for ToolBook extends
the ToolBook Actions system with over 100 functions!
View the introductory assessment here:
http://www.powerpac.pgsoftwaretools.com/intro
View the FULL USER'S GUIDE w/TUTORIALS and What's NEW in this release:
http://www.powerpac.pgsoftwaretools.com
OR, get a 21 day trial copy here:
http://www.pgsoftwaretools.com/index.html?nav=buyPP

[Walker, Tristin]

So, all in all I can tell my client we have those options. But, Toolbook cannot acknowledge when a questions has been answered correctly or not to disable and enable the navigation panel. Correct?

-----Original Message-----
From: ToolBook Discussion List [mailto:tool...@LISTSERV.PLATTECANYON.COM] On Behalf Of Clifton Sleger
Sent: Wednesday, May 01, 2013 2:26 PM
To: tool...@LISTSERV.PLATTECANYON.COM
Subject: Re: Hide Navigation Button Until Question Answered Correctly

You can set the question to be locked after answering in the question properties. If you don't like the behavior of the question after setting that property, then this may be one example of why a nav cover to block user interaction may be an alternative.

Clifton Sleger
PG Software Development
Oshkosh, WI 54904 USA
920-232-5727

The JavaScript PowerPac for ToolBook extends
the ToolBook Actions system with over 100 functions!
View the introductory assessment here:
http://www.powerpac.pgsoftwaretools.com/intro
View the FULL USER'S GUIDE w/TUTORIALS and What's NEW in this release:
http://www.powerpac.pgsoftwaretools.com
OR, get a 21 day trial copy here:
http://www.pgsoftwaretools.com/index.html?nav=buyPP

On 5/1/2013 2:15 PM, Walker, Tristin wrote:

[Clifton Sleger]

Each question object has an action event called "on questioned answered"
associated with it. When the event is sent, it sends an [score]
parameter and it is the string "correct" or "incorrect". So you can
place some actions on that event to further customize what it is that
you need to accomplish.

Everything is really pretty flexible.

Clifton Sleger
PG Software Development
Oshkosh, WI 54904 USA
920-232-5727

The JavaScript PowerPac for ToolBook extends
the ToolBook Actions system with over 100 functions!
View the introductory assessment here:
http://www.powerpac.pgsoftwaretools.com/intro
View the FULL USER'S GUIDE w/TUTORIALS and What's NEW in this release:
http://www.powerpac.pgsoftwaretools.com
OR, get a 21 day trial copy here:
http://www.pgsoftwaretools.com/index.html?nav=buyPP

[Walker, Tristin]

Ok I will look into that. Thank you Clifton. I am still pretty new to Toolbook, so I'm still trying to figure out the program and the Actions Editor.

-----Original Message-----
From: ToolBook Discussion List [mailto:tool...@LISTSERV.PLATTECANYON.COM] On Behalf Of Clifton Sleger
Sent: Wednesday, May 01, 2013 3:14 PM
To: tool...@LISTSERV.PLATTECANYON.COM
Subject: Re: Hide Navigation Button Until Question Answered Correctly

Each question object has an action event called "on questioned answered"
associated with it. When the event is sent, it sends an [score] parameter and it is the string "correct" or "incorrect". So you can place some actions on that event to further customize what it is that you need to accomplish.

Everything is really pretty flexible.

Clifton Sleger
PG Software Development
Oshkosh, WI 54904 USA
920-232-5727

The JavaScript PowerPac for ToolBook extends
the ToolBook Actions system with over 100 functions!
View the introductory assessment here:
http://www.powerpac.pgsoftwaretools.com/intro
View the FULL USER'S GUIDE w/TUTORIALS and What's NEW in this release:
http://www.powerpac.pgsoftwaretools.com
OR, get a 21 day trial copy here:
http://www.pgsoftwaretools.com/index.html?nav=buyPP

On 5/1/2013 3:00 PM, Walker, Tristin wrote:

[Stan Kaltwasser]

Setup a button that checks a feedback field for 'correct' or 'incorrect'. If text of field "feedback" = true then enable the navigation button. Use the on question answered property to trigger the button
Just a thought.....

Thanks,
Stanley Kaltwasser
Training Development Designer/Instructor
Webco Industries, Inc. MST Division

Phone: 918.865.5707
Cell: 918.694.7431
Fax: 918.865.6204
http://training.webco/moodle/
skalt...@webcoindustries.com

-----Original Message-----
From: ToolBook Discussion List [mailto:tool...@LISTSERV.PLATTECANYON.COM] On Behalf Of Walker, Tristin
Sent: Wednesday, May 01, 2013 3:00 PM
To: tool...@LISTSERV.PLATTECANYON.COM
Subject: Re: Hide Navigation Button Until Question Answered Correctly

So, all in all I can tell my client we have those options. But, Toolbook ca= nnot acknowledge when a questions has been answered correctly or not to dis= able and enable the navigation panel. Correct?

-----Original Message-----
From: ToolBook Discussion List [mailto:tool...@LISTSERV.PLATTECANYON.COM] = On Behalf Of Clifton Sleger
Sent: Wednesday, May 01, 2013 2:26 PM
To: tool...@LISTSERV.PLATTECANYON.COM
Subject: Re: Hide Navigation Button Until Question Answered Correctly

You can set the question to be locked after answering in the question prope= rties. If you don't like the behavior of the question after setting that pr= operty, then this may be one example of why a nav cover to block user inter= action may be an alternative.

Clifton Sleger
PG Software Development
Oshkosh, WI 54904 USA
920-232-5727

The JavaScript PowerPac for ToolBook extends
the ToolBook Actions system with over 100 functions!
View the introductory assessment here:
http://www.powerpac.pgsoftwaretools.com/intro
View the FULL USER'S GUIDE w/TUTORIALS and What's NEW in this release:
http://www.powerpac.pgsoftwaretools.com
OR, get a 21 day trial copy here:

http://www.pgsoftwaretools.com/index.html?nav=3DbuyPP

On 5/1/2013 2:15 PM, Walker, Tristin wrote:
> Thank you Clifton. I did not know that was an option. Can you enable

> or d=

isable the panel based on if the question was answered correctly?
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: ToolBook Discussion List=20
> [mailto:tool...@LISTSERV.PLATTECANYON.COM] On Behalf Of Clifton=20
> Sleger
> Sent: Wednesday, May 01, 2013 1:58 PM
> To: tool...@LISTSERV.PLATTECANYON.COM
> Subject: Re: Hide Navigation Button Until Question Answered Correctly
>
> You can set the "enabled" property to true or false based on whether

> the =

question has been answered. That way you can just remove the nav cover.
> Nav covers have their place, but most of the time they are not really

> nee=
ded.

>
> Clifton Sleger
> PG Software Development
> Oshkosh, WI 54904 USA
> 920-232-5727
>
> The JavaScript PowerPac for ToolBook extends
> the ToolBook Actions system with over 100 functions!
> View the introductory assessment here:
> http://www.powerpac.pgsoftwaretools.com/intro
> View the FULL USER'S GUIDE w/TUTORIALS and What's NEW in this release:
> http://www.powerpac.pgsoftwaretools.com
> OR, get a 21 day trial copy here:

> http://www.pgsoftwaretools.com/index.html?nav=3DbuyPP

>
> On 5/1/2013 1:56 PM, Walker, Tristin wrote:
>> Hello All,
>>
>> I have a quick question concerning my assessment questions. These

>> questi=
ons are not scored just have feedback to them. However, my client would lik= e for the navigation button to be inactive or hidden until the end user ans= wers the question correctly. I only know how to cover the button until the = question is answered. Can this be done? And if so, how?

[Walker, Tristin]

Hi Stanley,

This is very helpful because I have a button that they click to check if the answer is incorrect or correct, and I want them to not be able to move forward until the question is answered correctly. If what you are saying is this can be done with this button, what would my Actions Editor need to say.

So far I have:

On click
Score Multiple Choice Question "Assessment"

What do I need to insert for it to check if the feedback field is correct or incorrect to make the feedback field true to enable the navigation button. In dumbed down terms.

Tristin

-----Original Message-----
From: ToolBook Discussion List [mailto:tool...@LISTSERV.PLATTECANYON.COM] On Behalf Of Stan Kaltwasser
Sent: Wednesday, May 01, 2013 3:37 PM
To: tool...@LISTSERV.PLATTECANYON.COM
Subject: Re: Hide Navigation Button Until Question Answered Correctly

Setup a button that checks a feedback field for 'correct' or 'incorrect'. = If text of field "feedback" =3D true then enable the navigation button. Us= e the on question answered property to trigger the button Just a thought.....

Thanks,
Stanley Kaltwasser
Training Development Designer/Instructor Webco Industries, Inc. MST Division

Phone: 918.865.5707
Cell: 918.694.7431
Fax: 918.865.6204
http://training.webco/moodle/
skalt...@webcoindustries.com


-----Original Message-----
From: ToolBook Discussion List [mailto:tool...@LISTSERV.PLATTECANYON.COM] = On Behalf Of Walker, Tristin
Sent: Wednesday, May 01, 2013 3:00 PM
To: tool...@LISTSERV.PLATTECANYON.COM
Subject: Re: Hide Navigation Button Until Question Answered Correctly

So, all in all I can tell my client we have those options. But, Toolbook ca= =3D nnot acknowledge when a questions has been answered correctly or not to= dis=3D able and enable the navigation panel. Correct?

-----Original Message-----
From: ToolBook Discussion List [mailto:tool...@LISTSERV.PLATTECANYON.COM] = =3D On Behalf Of Clifton Sleger
Sent: Wednesday, May 01, 2013 2:26 PM
To: tool...@LISTSERV.PLATTECANYON.COM
Subject: Re: Hide Navigation Button Until Question Answered Correctly

You can set the question to be locked after answering in the question prope= =3D rties. If you don't like the behavior of the question after setting tha= t pr=3D operty, then this may be one example of why a nav cover to block us= er inter=3D action may be an alternative.

Clifton Sleger
PG Software Development
Oshkosh, WI 54904 USA
920-232-5727

The JavaScript PowerPac for ToolBook extends
the ToolBook Actions system with over 100 functions!
View the introductory assessment here:
http://www.powerpac.pgsoftwaretools.com/intro
View the FULL USER'S GUIDE w/TUTORIALS and What's NEW in this release:
http://www.powerpac.pgsoftwaretools.com
OR, get a 21 day trial copy here:

http://www.pgsoftwaretools.com/index.html?nav=3D3DbuyPP

On 5/1/2013 2:15 PM, Walker, Tristin wrote:
> Thank you Clifton. I did not know that was an option. Can you

> enable=20 or d=3D

isable the panel based on if the question was answered correctly?
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: ToolBook Discussion List=3D20
> [mailto:tool...@LISTSERV.PLATTECANYON.COM] On Behalf Of
> Clifton=3D20=20 Sleger
> Sent: Wednesday, May 01, 2013 1:58 PM
> To: tool...@LISTSERV.PLATTECANYON.COM
> Subject: Re: Hide Navigation Button Until Question Answered Correctly
>
> You can set the "enabled" property to true or false based on

> whether=20 the =3D

question has been answered. That way you can just remove the nav cover.
> Nav covers have their place, but most of the time they are not

> really=20 nee=3D

ded.
>
> Clifton Sleger
> PG Software Development
> Oshkosh, WI 54904 USA
> 920-232-5727
>
> The JavaScript PowerPac for ToolBook extends
> the ToolBook Actions system with over 100 functions!
> View the introductory assessment here:
> http://www.powerpac.pgsoftwaretools.com/intro
> View the FULL USER'S GUIDE w/TUTORIALS and What's NEW in this release:
> http://www.powerpac.pgsoftwaretools.com
> OR, get a 21 day trial copy here:

> http://www.pgsoftwaretools.com/index.html?nav=3D3DbuyPP

>
> On 5/1/2013 1:56 PM, Walker, Tristin wrote:
>> Hello All,
>>

>> I have a quick question concerning my assessment questions. These=20
>> questi=3D
ons are not scored just have feedback to them. However, my client would lik= =3D e for the navigation button to be inactive or hidden until the end user= ans=3D wers the question correctly. I only know how to cover the button un= til the =3D question is answered. Can this be done? And if so, how?

[Stan Kaltwasser]

If text of field "feedback" = "Correct"
Trigger button "foo"
Break out of action sequence
End if

Thanks,
Stanley Kaltwasser
Training Development Designer/Instructor
Webco Industries, Inc. MST Division

Phone: 918.865.5707
Cell: 918.694.7431
Fax: 918.865.6204
http://training.webco/moodle/
skalt...@webcoindustries.com



-----Original Message-----
From: ToolBook Discussion List [mailto:tool...@LISTSERV.PLATTECANYON.COM] On Behalf Of Walker, Tristin
Sent: Wednesday, May 01, 2013 3:58 PM
To: tool...@LISTSERV.PLATTECANYON.COM
Subject: Re: Hide Navigation Button Until Question Answered Correctly

Hi Stanley,

This is very helpful because I have a button that they click to check if th= e answer is incorrect or correct, and I want them to not be able to move fo= rward until the question is answered correctly. If what you are saying is t= his can be done with this button, what would my Actions Editor need to say.=
=20

So far I have:

On click
Score Multiple Choice Question "Assessment"

What do I need to insert for it to check if the feedback field is correct o= r incorrect to make the feedback field true to enable the navigation button= . In dumbed down terms.=20

Tristin

-----Original Message-----
From: ToolBook Discussion List [mailto:tool...@LISTSERV.PLATTECANYON.COM] = On Behalf Of Stan Kaltwasser
Sent: Wednesday, May 01, 2013 3:37 PM
To: tool...@LISTSERV.PLATTECANYON.COM
Subject: Re: Hide Navigation Button Until Question Answered Correctly

Setup a button that checks a feedback field for 'correct' or 'incorrect'. = =3D If text of field "feedback" =3D3D true then enable the navigation butto= n. Us=3D e the on question answered property to trigger the button Just a= thought.....

Thanks,
Stanley Kaltwasser
Training Development Designer/Instructor Webco Industries, Inc. MST Divisi= on

Phone: 918.865.5707
Cell: 918.694.7431
Fax: 918.865.6204
http://training.webco/moodle/
skalt...@webcoindustries.com


-----Original Message-----
From: ToolBook Discussion List [mailto:tool...@LISTSERV.PLATTECANYON.COM] = =3D On Behalf Of Walker, Tristin
Sent: Wednesday, May 01, 2013 3:00 PM
To: tool...@LISTSERV.PLATTECANYON.COM
Subject: Re: Hide Navigation Button Until Question Answered Correctly

So, all in all I can tell my client we have those options. But, Toolbook ca= =3D =3D3D nnot acknowledge when a questions has been answered correctly or = not to=3D dis=3D3D able and enable the navigation panel. Correct?

-----Original Message-----
From: ToolBook Discussion List [mailto:tool...@LISTSERV.PLATTECANYON.COM] = =3D =3D3D On Behalf Of Clifton Sleger
Sent: Wednesday, May 01, 2013 2:26 PM
To: tool...@LISTSERV.PLATTECANYON.COM
Subject: Re: Hide Navigation Button Until Question Answered Correctly

You can set the question to be locked after answering in the question prope= =3D =3D3D rties. If you don't like the behavior of the question after setti= ng tha=3D t pr=3D3D operty, then this may be one example of why a nav cover= to block us=3D er inter=3D3D action may be an alternative.

Clifton Sleger
PG Software Development
Oshkosh, WI 54904 USA
920-232-5727

The JavaScript PowerPac for ToolBook extends
the ToolBook Actions system with over 100 functions!
View the introductory assessment here:
http://www.powerpac.pgsoftwaretools.com/intro
View the FULL USER'S GUIDE w/TUTORIALS and What's NEW in this release:
http://www.powerpac.pgsoftwaretools.com
OR, get a 21 day trial copy here:

http://www.pgsoftwaretools.com/index.html?nav=3D3D3DbuyPP

On 5/1/2013 2:15 PM, Walker, Tristin wrote:

> Thank you Clifton. I did not know that was an option. Can you=20
> enable=3D20 or d=3D3D

isable the panel based on if the question was answered correctly?
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: ToolBook Discussion List=3D3D20
> [mailto:tool...@LISTSERV.PLATTECANYON.COM] On Behalf Of=20
> Clifton=3D3D20=3D20 Sleger
> Sent: Wednesday, May 01, 2013 1:58 PM
> To: tool...@LISTSERV.PLATTECANYON.COM
> Subject: Re: Hide Navigation Button Until Question Answered Correctly
>

> You can set the "enabled" property to true or false based on=20
> whether=3D20 the =3D3D

question has been answered. That way you can just remove the nav cover.

> Nav covers have their place, but most of the time they are not=20
> really=3D20 nee=3D3D

ded.
>
> Clifton Sleger
> PG Software Development
> Oshkosh, WI 54904 USA
> 920-232-5727
>
> The JavaScript PowerPac for ToolBook extends
> the ToolBook Actions system with over 100 functions!
> View the introductory assessment here:
> http://www.powerpac.pgsoftwaretools.com/intro
> View the FULL USER'S GUIDE w/TUTORIALS and What's NEW in this release:
> http://www.powerpac.pgsoftwaretools.com
> OR, get a 21 day trial copy here:

> http://www.pgsoftwaretools.com/index.html?nav=3D3D3DbuyPP

>
> On 5/1/2013 1:56 PM, Walker, Tristin wrote:
>> Hello All,
>>
>> I have a quick question concerning my assessment questions.

>> These=3D20=20 questi=3D3D
ons are not scored just have feedback to them. However, my client would lik= =3D =3D3D e for the navigation button to be inactive or hidden until the en= d user=3D ans=3D3D wers the question correctly. I only know how to cover t= he button un=3D til the =3D3D question is answered. Can this be done? And i= f so, how?