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tanyalee12345
Inspiring
August 31, 2015
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Navigation Buttons are all gone

  • August 31, 2015
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I have loaded my lesson into Captivate Prime, and using myself as a sample student, I can access it and everything, however, the loaded lesson does not have the navigation buttons at the bottom. When I created the lesson in Captivate, the navigation buttons appear at the bottom in preview. These aren't buttons I added myself, but buttons that Captivate automatically added with the template. These are completely gone when I load it into Prime. Help?? Thank you.

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olivers31840788
Participant
January 12, 2017

I have a related, but opposing question. How can I publish a HTML5 project without the navigation bar (progress and buttons) being part of the product?

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tanyalee12345Author
Inspiring
January 12, 2017

Hi there, I think this is how to do it, but don't quote me haha

Project, Skin Editor, unckeck 'Show Playback Control' box.

 

Try that - hope it works for you

Tanya

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    olivers31840788
    Participant
    January 12, 2017

    Thanks Tanya. That was the right solution that I needed.

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      katherine90947878
      Participant
      June 30, 2016

      I am trying to get modules and courses uploaded in Adobe Prime and have discovered this issue where the playbar is not displayed.  Is what I'm seeing true?  We published captivate files using Adobe 9 and HTML5.  We deliberately used HTML5 so it can be played on any device.  Are you really telling me the playbar is stripped out?  The users don't have a back button to go back slide by slide.  We are not going to swf.  Please tell me that there is a setting in Prime to adjust this rather than having to add a back button on every slide in 22 modules.  There are over a thousand slides to touch.  We are on a very tight timeline to get this done.

      In addition, there is a bar at the bottom of the player that allows the learner to move forward through the slides without reading every slide.  We deliberately set up the modules so that the user has to go through every slide.  They have to perform a click or text entry to proceed.  This is another major issue.  Is there a setting in captivate that would be honored in Prime that is other than the click zones that says the user must go through each slide?

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      Mayank_Meh
      Participating Frequently
      June 30, 2016

      Hi Katherine,

      I would like to inform you that Captivate Playbar will not be visible in Prime if you will publish to PRIME in HTML 5 . This is as designed.

      In regards to your second query I would suggest you to keep the completion criteria for the module as 100 % slide views in Captivate or in PRIME. By this setting even if the learner skip the slide using Fluidic player progress bar the course will not be recorded as completed in PRIME unless the learner view all the slides.

      Hope this helps.

      Regards,

      Mayank

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      Mukul_Adobe
      Inspiring
      September 2, 2015

      Hello,

      Thanks for reaching out to us.

      If you are publishing content from Captivate 9 in HTML format, Prime does not show up Captivate playbar navigation options but provides its own playbar at the bottom.

      Going forward you will see all navigation options available in CP to be supported in Prime playbar. Also, Prime will be able to provide you more advanced features like bookmarking, notes etc.

      If you publish the content as SWF or HTML from non-CP9 versions, you will see the playbar and navigation buttons which you are expecting.

      Regards

      Mukul

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      tanyalee12345Author
      Inspiring
      September 2, 2015

      Hi there, thank you for responding. Yes, I'm publishing from CP 9. I actually do see the bar that you are talking about. It has stop, rewind, and go forward buttons....however, only the stop button is active. I can see the rewind and forward buttons, however, they are disabled. Do you know why this would be and how I can fix it? Thank you.

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      Adobe Employee
      shikha__
      Adobe Employee
      September 3, 2015

      Hi Tanya,

      The back and forward buttons in the Prime playbar are for navigating through multiple modules in a course


      Thanks,

      Shikha

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