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I'm creating an activity on some eLearning where an individual is attempting to select the correct answers. I have a next button set up with the variable visibleNext. I am trying to only have the Next button appear when all of the green buttons have been selected (these buttons begin white but have a display mode variable). I tried adding to the green buttons with all of the green variables included like below:

If(UpdateContext({display132btn:DisplayMode.Disabled, display464btn:DisplayMode.Disabled, display011btn:DisplayMode.Disabled}), UpdateContext({visibleNext:true}))

But no luck there. I also tried just adding an If formula to the visible function on the next button:

If(btn132.Pressed = true & btn464.Pressed = true & btn011.Pressed = true), UpdateContext({visibleNext:true})

etc. But still no luck.

Any assistance on this would be greatly appreciated. Lots of content online but nothing specific to my problem.

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PriyankaGeethik 3,320 Super User 2024 Season 1 on at

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Hi @Lizzlenizzle ,

Could please share some more details like the logic for green buttons and is these buttons inside any gallery ?

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Hi @PriyankaGeethik

The buttons are not in any gallery. The idea is to have the users search their online database and select the correct buttons, we use the Next button to ensure they don't progress before completing the activity. The only formulas the buttons currently have on them are their displaymode, as they change colour when selected if they are right (green) or wrong (red). The current formula I have on the buttons are like this (but relative to the number on the button e.g. this is the one for button 132):
UpdateContext({display132btn:DisplayMode.Disabled})

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Hi @Lizzlenizzle ,

Do you have any other color code if button is not clicked ?

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Lizzlenizzle 35 on at

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No other codes, it's just the button isn't disabled and stays white. @PriyankaGeethik

I have tried this formula without luck as well on the onVisible of the screen based on a formula I've used previously for navigating:
If(
btn132.DisplayMode = Disabled && btn464.DisplayMode = Disabled && btn011.DisplayMode = Disabled && btn530.DisplayMode = Disabled && btn027.DisplayMode = Disabled && btn079.DisplayMode = Disabled && btn083.DisplayMode = Disabled,
UpdateContext({visibleNext: true})
)

This is the formula that worked previously on a different project:

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PriyankaGeethik 3,320 Super User 2024 Season 1 on at

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Hi @Lizzlenizzle ,

Try the below code. Update according to your requirements.

If(btn132.Fill=RGBA(255, 255, 255, 1) Or btn464.Fill=RGBA(255, 255, 255, 1) Or btn011Fill=RGBA(255, 255, 255, 1),false,true)

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Hi @Lizzlenizzle ,

Just to touch base. Did you manage to resolve this issue ?

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Hi @PriyankaGeethik

Thanks so much for your help. I changed up my formula in the visible function for the next button based on your advice. It worked! This is what I ended up going with:
If(
btn132.DisplayMode = Disabled && btn464.DisplayMode = Disabled && btn011.DisplayMode = Disabled && btn530.DisplayMode = Disabled && btn027.DisplayMode = Disabled && btn079.DisplayMode = Disabled && btn083.DisplayMode = Disabled,
true)

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