Any way to store if a user visited a slide?

Hi! NewB here.
I was wondering if there is a way to know whether a user has
visited a certain slide or not. I was thinking along the lines of a
variable, although I don't see a direct shot to coding. I do see
that JavaScript (JS) is available. I have never used JS, but if
this would be possible with JS, I could look into it.
Here is what I'm trying to do in case I'm going about this
the wrong way: I have set up a simulation assessment. Although
points are being captured, I don't care about the grading. This
will be part of a Help file or technical support document.
Our application has one (parent) object with many pieces
(children) that are on tabs in the user interface. For this
particular tutorial, they are learning how to set something up, and
to do so, they need to access and make changes to 3 different tabs
on the object. Since the 3 things they need to do are not
sequential, they can start on tab1, tab2, or tab3, and I'd rather
let them have that freedom in the simulation.
I have set up click-boxes for each tab. Now, once they click
on a particular tab, I force them to stay there by giving them
error messages if they don't do the next task. Once they complete
one tab, the click-boxes are again enabled on the other 2 tabs.
Also, the OK button is enabled, so really, they could shortcut the
whole simulation at any time by hitting that. Also, if they have
previously finished one tab, they can still click on one they have
already completed, at which time they will be led back to the
"before" slide for that tab.
Is there any way to make this work without forcing them to go
in a certain order (that's why I was wondering if I could store a
value if they have visited a slide and use that later)? I'm not
sure there is but thought I would check. Thanks so much!
Stephanie

Hi,
There are methods to get the name, meta info of components etc. But they can be called only from within the component. You can check out the methods of if_wd_rr_component, if_wd_component. All these can be called only from within components.
What exactly do you want to do? If you want to include components dynamically, you can create a component usage group, and add new usages of components dynamically. That will solve your problem I think.
Regards
Nithya

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