How to get an action that is played at the end of the timeline, then jumps

I have a slide that has a box to check, ask learners to accept certain conditions. When the user clicks on the box (which is a form that is used as a button), I want them to see a check mark in the box, before they jump to the next slide. If I use only a simple action (jump to slide...) he moves so fast to the slide of jump that the user never sees the check mark. If I use advanced actions, I get the same result.

I want to Captivate to do is, when the user clicks on the box, it must continue or resume until it reaches the end of the timeline (or some designated framework) and THEN go to the slide to jump. In this way, the learner can actually see the check mark before the new slide is displayed.

I tried a number of different advances in stocks as well as the simple jump to the actions of the slide. None of them works. The slide advances still to the front flip the check mark is visible.

Since there is no medium in Captivate to establish a brand image that will trigger an action, all of the above must be ordered from the same click, right? I tried actually exit the command jump off shares Advanced button and put on the actions by leaving the slide itself, but it does not work either.

This seems to be a simple, basic function, but I can't make it work. Does anyone have advice?

I tried some things:

Shares advanced to enter:

Hide [hook]

Continue

Advanced button actions:

Show [hook]

Continue

Go to slide

Show [hook]

Affect of cpCmndGotoFrameAndResume [literal value for a framework by the end of the timeline]

Jump to slide

Show [hook]

Assign a [literal] cpCmndPause

Jump to slide

I even tried to use a script of 'PauseMe' in the output on the slide

Assign a [literal] cpCmndPause

Expression cpCmndGotoFrame = cpInfoCurrentFrame - 1

Well, he got working with the exit strategy. It seems that the problem was that I used 'Continue' instead of "Assign cpCmndGotoFrameAndResume" with a literal value. The work of the latter, the former does not.

Tags: Adobe Captivate

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