Eternal loop of doom with the image map [SOLVED]

[Destiny]

My game has six image maps where the MC can decide, which bachelor to visit.
So obviously, I want the game to later differ, if the character had been already visited or not.
But for a weird reason, the game always jumps back to the first scene (as if the place had never been visited).

Well, everytime a place is visited, I activate a statement

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label park_1:
    $ park_1_done
    scene bg park
    #insert conversation here

I also made sure that the game does not circle from the events part by making a statement for each imagemap and then doing this

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label a1:
    if "imagemap_1":
        jump schule_2
    elif "imagemap_2":
        jump schule_3
    elif "imagemap_3":
        jump schule_4
    elif "imagemap_4":
        jump schule_5
    elif "imagemap_5":
        jump schule_6
    elif "imagemap_6":
        jump schule_7

The game does react appropietly in this part, it jumps to the school label BEHIND the last imagemap, I tested that out seperately.
(I had tried out to turn the order the other way which somehow always ended with the game jumping to the very end, even though $ imagemap_6 was definitly not set on True anywhere ô__ô)

Whenever the place had been visited, the best friend will ask where the MC went, the MC will name the correct place, they talk about it, game goes on until the next imagemap.
AND THEN the game doesn't call the NEXT scene of the chosen place, if I decide to visit a place twice.
For example, the first visit to the park will have the MC meet a cat. The second time, he will look for the cat and feed it. But the game does always call the first visit.

The code for choosing the spots would be

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q "Hm, what to do... \nMary should be in the park with Andy..."
$ imagemap_1 = True

$ result = renpy.imagemap("Backgrounds/schule.png", "Backgrounds/hover.png", [
                           (41, 41, 227, 140, "park_e"),
                           (346, 39, 531, 136, "untere_etage_e"),
                          ])

if result == "park_a":
    call park_a
elif result == "untere_etage_a":
    call untere_etage_a
        
label park_a:
    if park_1_done:
        stop music
        jump park_2
    else:
        stop music
        jump park_1
label untere_etage_a:
    if untere_etage_1_done:
        stop music
        jump untere_etage_2
    else:
        jump untere_etage_1

It doesn't work, it just always jumps to event_1
I have also tried it with

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label sporthalle_a:
    if sporthalle_1_done:
        stop music
        jump sporthalle_2
    if not sporthalle_1_done:
        stop music
        jump sporthalle_1

, doesn't work either.

I am kind of at a loss about how to stop that circling. I can't exactly figure out what I am doing wrong.
All statements are set to False in the init, so it can't be that some of them are active without reason.
Or maybe I am just doing it more complicated then I should again?
Or I use old code which results in a circle? (but then again, I ran through pretty much every text on http://www.renpy.org/wiki/ that had a "if" in it and tried out most of them...)

[Asceai]

I didn't read the whole post because I was too bothered by

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    if "imagemap_1":
        jump schule_2

Er, what is this supposed to do, exactly?

Because I can see what it will do- "imagemap_1" will evaluate to True so it will always 'jump schule_2'.

If you want to check the value of imagemap_1, you need to do this:

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if imagemap_1:

You actually have to set all your imagemap_# variables to False somewhere else first, though, otherwise you will get errors for undeclared variables.

[Destiny]

If you had read the post, you would have seent that I made all of them as false in the init.
Here is the code, JUST in case.

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init:
    $ sporthalle_1_done = False
    $ sporthalle_2_done = False
    $ sporthalle_3_done = False
    $ sporthalle_4_done = False
    $ sporthalle_5_done = False
    $ sporthalle_6_done = False
    $ untere_etage_1_done = False
    $ untere_etage_2_done = False
    $ untere_etage_3_done = False
    $ untere_etage_4_done = False
    $ untere_etage_5_done = False
    $ untere_etage_6_done = False
    $ derek_1_done = False
    $ derek_2_done = False
    $ derek_3_done = False
    $ derek_4_done = False
    $ derek_5_done = False
    $ derek_6_done = False
    $ obere_etage_1_done = False
    $ obere_etage_2_done = False
    $ obere_etage_3_done = False
    $ obere_etage_4_done = False
    $ obere_etage_5_done = False
    $ obere_etage_6_done = False
    $ dach_1_done = False
    $ dach_2_done = False
    $ dach_3_done = False
    $ dach_4_done = False
    $ dach_5_done = False
    $ dach_6_done = False
    $ park_1_done = False
    $ park_2_done = False
    $ park_3_done = False
    $ park_4_done = False
    $ park_5_done = False
    $ park_6_done = False
    $ schwimmbad_1_done = False
    $ schwimmbad_2_done = False
    $ schwimmbad_3_done = False
    $ schwimmbad_4_done = False
    $ schwimmbad_5_done = False
    $ schwimmbad_6_done = False
    $ schule_4_done = False
    $ schule_5_done = False
    $ schule_6_done = False
    $ imagemap_1 = False
    $ imagemap_2 = False
    $ imagemap_3 = False
    $ imagemap_4 = False
    $ imagemap_5 = False
    $ imagemap_6 = False

Also, like I also said in the first post:
Changing the order of the statements does nothing.

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    if imagemap_6:
        jump schule_7
    elif imagemap_5:
        jump schule_6
    elif imagemap_4:
        jump schule_5
    elif imagemap_3:
        jump schule_4
    elif imagemap_2:
        jump schule_3
    elif imagemap_1:
        jump schule_2

results in the same loop.

I also tried out

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$ imagemap_1 = False
$ imagemap_2 = True

$ result = renpy.imagemap("Backgrounds/schule.png", "Backgrounds/hover.png", [
                           (41, 41, 227, 140, "park_e"),
                           (346, 39, 531, 136, "untere_etage_e"),
                          ])
#and so on

in case, the codes collide somewhat.

I took away the ", didn't do anything either.

[Alex]

Try

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label park_1:
    $ park_1_done = True

[Destiny]

Thanks Alex
That (in combination with putting the previous event to False) seems to have done the trick.
Its still looping every now and then, but I guess, that just means I have overseen code at one point or the other.
I look through everything properly, should it still loop despite me not finding any obvious problem, then I probably be back here in no time anyway :'D

EDIT:
Yep, had forgotten a " at two points which made the game loop again.
It is solved so far, so yaaaaaay