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Navigation Control

Navigation Control defines how users move between sections and what navigation actions are allowed.

Published 2026/04/16

Navigation control determines how candidates can move between pages within a section.

It allows test creators to control whether candidates can review previous pages, move forward freely, or stay locked on the current page.

Set Navigation Control to define how candidates can move between pages in the section.

Allow navigation forward and backward between pages

Candidates can move freely between pages.

They can go forward, go back, and change their answers.

Why use it

- When answers may need review

- When flexibility is required

- Common in writing tests and surveys

Allow only backward navigation (no going forward)

Candidates can go back, but cannot move forward again after leaving a page.

Example:

Page 1 → Page 2 → Back to Page 1 → Cannot return to Page 2

Why use it

- To prevent previewing upcoming questions

- To control test progression

- When answers should not depend on later questions

Disable navigation (no forward or backward movement)

Candidates cannot move between pages freely.

They cannot return once they continue.

Why use it

- To enforce strict test flow

- To prevent changing answers

- Common in secure or proctored tests