Custom text on "Continue" widget and/or variation on "multiple choice" widget that's buttons.

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Sometimes it makes more sense in the flow of the interaction for the player to 
make a choice by clicking on a button instead of selecting a choice, then 
clicking submit. Or sometimes I just want to tell force the user into an 
"action", without giving him an interaction choice.
Examples:
"OK, now think of a number", and then have just one button that says something 
like "I thought of a number" or "Got it" instead of "Continue".
Or, "Would you like to think of a number for me to guess, or try to guess my 
number" and have two buttons, one for each choice.

Original issue reported on code.google.com by yana...@google.com on 8 Aug 2013 at 7:29

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p.s. I broke the issue submitting system, I think by having a question mark in 
the text of the issue. It said something like "labels containing ? must have 
additional information" and the submit button was disabled.

Original comment by yana...@google.com on 8 Aug 2013 at 7:30

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We can do the former, by adding a customization option to the Continue widget. 
I was thinking that we needed something like this too.

Original comment by s...@google.com on 8 Aug 2013 at 10:13

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(Partially) fixed in commit b2873800d180

https://code.google.com/p/oppia/source/detail?r=b2873800d1807fea6b89694e8ba95770
d8cde32d

This fix allows the text on the 'Continue' button to be changed to custom text 
entered by the exploration creator.

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I think that, if we want to have multiple buttons, then this should be a 
display option on the multiple choice widget.

Yana, if you still want the option to customize the way choices are displayed 
(either buttons or radio circles), and expect that this flexibility would 
outweigh the increased complexity of an additional customization option, please 
feel free to reopen this -- probably in a second bug. It's very straightforward 
to add, but I don't have a good feel at the moment for where the balance tips.

Original comment by s...@seanlip.org on 11 Aug 2013 at 7:35

• Changed state: Fixed