Widget Element Trigger - Is Complete

In Flow you can have long pages of content for your users to scroll through. If you want to guarantee that they have seen all of the content on a long scrolling page, then you can apply the "Is Compete" Trigger to the page.
In this simulation we will apply the "Is Complete" Trigger to the page and use the Enable Next action to allow the user to use the next button to move on.

The "Is Complete" Trigger is a great way to check that all content has been viewed before allowing users to move on.

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I'm trying to change the background colour of an input text box when the string that they input equals a pre-defined value (i.e. I'd like to have the input text box turn green when they enter the correct string).
I can get the two parts of this problem working independently (colour change and string check trigger) but can't get them to work together. I've been able to successfully target and change the input text box background using the theme Add CSS functionality, and i can successfully...

I want flow to send data to a sharepoint list, my idea was to have the course loaded into sharepoint, and have a widget that dealt with list interactions such as read write etc.
But I need to call functions in this widget to do this.
I addtion I have noticed a couple of API calls involving events, but I can't find any documentation on this, so I'm not sure if these would apply to trigger a function call.

If I'm using the page variable 'Is Complete' to stop people advancing to the next page until they have completed all content on a page, is there a way to show them which elements are still incomplete when they click the locked 'Next Page' button e.g. is there a variable to enable setting an action like:

 


On Click > Condition: Variable 'Is Complete' != true > Show Pop Up > "You have not completed {{Incomplete Elements}}

 

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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.

Which Action fires first? What order are the Actions fired in?

Think of using a Toggle as a trigger element in cases where you want an on and off state available on your page

Steps to set an element to increase a Custom Variable by 1 when the learner clicks on the element.

In dominKnow | ONE, you create a Custom Variable as part of setting up the first action that will set its value. (You don't need to create the varibale first then create the action to set its value.)

In this example the action is set to fire only once so if the learner clicks on the element more than once, the variable's value isn't increased after the first time click.

After this first actio...