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Gyanendra_Singh
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October 5, 2009
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Clickable links in Quiz Feedback

  • October 5, 2009
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Is there a way to add Clickable links in Quiz Feedback??

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Anonymous
October 5, 2009

Hi there,

If you are asking can you add interactive objects to the Quiz Results slide or the Review Area? Then the answer is No. One way to get around this on the Results slide - if you own Adobe Flash - would be to create a button in Flash with some ActionScript code, publish this as a SWF and then insert it as an Animation.

It is worth me pointing out that using the Pass or Fail section of the Quiz preferences dialog box (Quiz > Quiz Preferences...) you can specify what happens if a learner passes or fails the quiz.

Remember that in Adobe Captivate every click box, text entry box and button can be receive a score all of which can then be displayed on the Results Slide (if required) rather than just being able to report the scores from question slides.

HTH

Regards - Mark

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Gyanendra_SinghAuthor
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October 5, 2009

Thanks Mark! Actually I am talking about the text appears in feedback box (correct, incorrect) for the question and not the result page. I am trying to put a weblink/document link/ navigation link in the feedback text.

Regards,

Gyanendra Singh

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Anonymous
October 5, 2009

Hi Gyanendra,

I think the only way you could do that would be to place a click box over the top of your Success or Failure captions and uncheck the option Pause project until user clicks, that way you then just set the On success menu to Open URL or File.

I totally agree that you should be able to include links in captions, as well as *images, this is something I have tried to get implemented in Adobe Captivate for years now.

If you would like to add your support, then please submit this as a feature request using the web address I have included below.

<a href="http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/mmform/index.cfm?name=wishform&product=5"><strong>Adobe Captivate Feature Request/Bug Report Form</strong></a>

* You can get around the image issue by simply creating your own text captions and including the graphic in the custom caption design.

Best - Mark

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