I successfully implemented dynamic page navigation based on a user's radio button selection. The goal was to direct users to a specific, corresponding page while ensuring they only interact with the flow determined by their choice, avoiding confusion from seeing all available pages.
Input: A set of radio buttons with three options.
Option 1: Navigates to Page 2
Option 2: Navigates to Page 3
Option 3: Navigates to Page 4
Logic: Page rules were used to define the conditional navigation (e.g., "If Option 1 is clicked, then go to Page 2").
The initial trial worked for navigation, but the header/global navigation bar still displayed all four pages, which created user confusion.
This was resolved by adjusting the Page Properties for all relevant pages:
Page Title: Set to "None" (or equivalent setting to hide the title).
Navigation Options: Set to "None" (or equivalent setting to hide the page from the header/navigation bar).
This setup ensures that navigation is only controlled by the radio button selection, preventing users from seeing or using the standard navigation elements, thereby creating a clean, guided user experience.