VideoAsk doesn't have a back button option built-in. However, as a workaround, you can add Logic to a multiple-choice answer type step, allowing you to link the step back to a previous step in your videoask flow.
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In the videoask below, our VideoAsk Online Community Advocate, Grace, gives a walkthrough tutorial all about how to get started with VideoAsk. The first step gives an introduction to viewers. From there, you can choose a topic you're interested in learning more about, and you'll be taken to another step with a more detailed explanation.Ā
Once you've watched the explanation, you're given the choice to either Go back to start or Ask a question. If you click Go back to start, you'll be taken back to the first step of the videoask (thanks to our Logic feature), where you can select another topic to explore.
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Here's how the setup looks on the backend.
Below, you can see how we've added Logic to an individual step. If respondents choose option A, they'll be taken to step 6 in our videoask where they can ask a question. If they choose option B, they'll be looped back to the first step in our videoask where they can choose what they want to see next:
Click here for more details on how to set up logic in your videoask flow.Ā
ā ļø Important: This kind of flow only works for multiple choice or button answer type steps. If, for example, you have an open-ended answer type but want to add the option to return to a previous step, you'll need to add a multiple-choice or button answer type step with the option to go back, immediately after the open-ended answer type step. From there, you can give respondents the option to loop back to a previous step using Logic.