Set an element to increase a Custom Variable by 1 when the element is clicked

How to set a button to increase a variable by 1 when a button is clicked.

Steps to set a Marker on a Video to increase a Variable.

You can use this when you want to launch an action after an Element(s) within a Video is clicked.

You can have Elements on any Page targeting multiple learning audiences or contexts

Scenario:

We're using a single in-line text input field with an associated variable (per screen) instead of the standard Short Essay question template (we have reasons for not being able to use the template, mostly to do with being unable to disable the default template pop-ups)
We want to have feedback displayed when a custom Submit button is clicked and we want that feedback to stay visible even after they navigate away and back to the screen. This is so they don't have to click on the S...

Learn how to add a Variable to Elements within a video, to show an Element once the Variable is triggered.

Steps to set a Page to evaluate a Custom Variable and when it equals the required value to trigger an Enable Next Player Control action.

In this use case, we have three buttons on a page and we want to know that all three have been selected before we allow the learner to leave the page. Before this lesson we set up actions so that as the leaner clicks each button a custom variable is increased by 1. Once all three buttons have been clicked the variable's value will be 3.

This lesson outline...

I am trying to figure out if you can create a custom accordion/slider effect where you have 3 or 4 narrow rectangles that cover from top to bottom of screen on one side of page and with separate clicks move one at a time to the other side of the page, revealing different information between them as once they have completed their moves.   
 

When designing content, you may change your mind. What happens when you have a two column layout but you want a three our four column design instead?

You can use a button to set a Boolean variable to True or False. In this example, we're setting the Variable to True to track that the learner competed the Page by using the Return To Menu button. We can then evaluate the Variable's state on other pages and use it to trigger other events.

After you've set up an Action you can change the Trigger at any time.

In this example we have previously set up an action to show a text element when Button 1 is clicked. We'll change it to be triggered by Button 2 instead.