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renop25686008
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February 3, 2020
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Auto-populate Completion Certificate based on LMS

  • February 3, 2020
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Hi Team,

 

I need some help with the following:

  • Auto-populate user's name on the Completion Certificate based on the LMS login credentials. 
  • Completion Date on Certificate in expanded format (e.g. 3 February 2020)
  • Add an option to save the certificate as pdf format
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    Correct answer Lilybiri

    Answeer to first two questions:

    1. Depends on the LMS. Try inserting the user variabel cpQuizInfoStudentName.
    2. Make sure your system has date set up the way you want and use the system variable cpinfoCurreentLocaleDateString

     

    Third: you can add a print button, but there is no way to force to print to pdf. Depends also on applications installed on the user's system.

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    naomi.a
    Participating Frequently
    January 21, 2021

    I, too, am attempting to include a completion certificate with the required 'User Name' and 'Date' variables.  I've embedded an image of the customised certificate on a slide and included two text captions with the required variables.  What I'm completely stuck on now is how the learner can print the certificate.  Lilybiri, you've mentioned to "add a print button" but I simply can not find how to do that.  Would be super grateful for your assistance (again!).

      Lilybiri
      Lilybiri
      Legend
      January 21, 2021

      You don't have control over the print features of the learner. The command 'window.print();' will open the print dialog box. Not sure if that is sufficient. We used to have great print widgets in the SWF time, not anymore now for HTML.

        Lilybiri
        LilybiriCorrect answer
        Legend
        February 3, 2020

        Answeer to first two questions:

        1. Depends on the LMS. Try inserting the user variabel cpQuizInfoStudentName.
        2. Make sure your system has date set up the way you want and use the system variable cpinfoCurreentLocaleDateString

         

        Third: you can add a print button, but there is no way to force to print to pdf. Depends also on applications installed on the user's system.

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          renop25686008Author
          Participating Frequently
          February 4, 2020

          Thanks Lily for the inputs. Could you please advise how to save the Certificate page as PDF using javascript.

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