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The dispatch click

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The “Dispatch click” function will allow you to trigger a remote button with another button.

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[/vc_column_text][vc_separator color=”custom” accent_color=”#009cad”][vc_column_text letter_spacing=””]In this example (see video) we have a menu at the top, with three parts. We see that the “part 02” button triggers actions that allow us to slide from one photo to another. We also have on the first picture a “next” button that triggers the same actions as the “part 02” button.

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1. To simplify, we have a button with actions,
2. which can be triggered by the “next” button.

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1. After setting the actions of the “part 02” button, I select the “next” button. I define the type of interaction that I want (overview, click, or rollout). In this present case we want the click action.
2. In the part “apply” in my action window, I choose the button “part02” (1): it is the one that is already programmed with actions.
3. In “settings” I choose “click trigger” since it is this action that interests me, but I could also have chosen a rollover or a rollout trigger.
4. I validate. Voila, my “dispatch-click” is ready.

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