Mindstamp help guide
How do I add a “Try again” button with conditional logic?
Send an incorrect answer back to the relevant explanation while letting a correct answer continue through the video.
Short answer
Save the question result or choice to a variable, show the Try again button only for the incorrect state, and give it a Change Time action that returns to the explanation or question. Hide or replace the retry after a correct response so the viewer has a clear path forward.
How to do it
- Choose the question and the timecode where the explanation should restart.
- Save the response or correctness state to a variable.
- Add a Try again Button with a Change Time click action.
- Apply conditional logic so it appears only for the retry state.
- Test correct, incorrect, second-attempt, refresh, and returning-viewer paths.
Explain the retry
Tell the viewer what will happen and what to look for on the second pass. A bare loop can feel like a playback error.
Guarantee an exit
Make sure the condition changes or a correct answer bypasses the loop. Also decide what happens after repeated incorrect attempts so a learner is never trapped indefinitely.
Current product references
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- What is Conditional Logic? How can I show or hide interactions using it? — Current Help Center article
- What Click Actions are available on Mindstamp? — Current Help Center article
- What is a variable? How do I use Personalization? — Current Help Center article
- Branching — Mindstamp 4.0 walkthrough
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