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Anonymous
July 28, 2011
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CP5.5 - Is it possible to create a quiz summary screen with all questions reviewed on one screen?

  • July 28, 2011
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Hello Forum members,

I was wondering if it is possible, rather than having a quiz review where you review the quiz questions one screen at a time, if it is possible to create a quiz summary screen, which will provide a summary of which questions were answered incorrectly/correctly (without actually giving the user the correct answers)?

An example of what I'd like to achieve is below:

Is this possible in CP5.5? Perhaps with Advanced Actions/variables?

many thanks

Loraine

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For information, Lilybiri has now supplied a more detailed explanation of how to achieve vishhere's idea above, which can be found at:

http://forums.adobe.com/message/3995154#3995154

many thanks,

Loraine

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vishhere
Participating Frequently
July 28, 2011

Hello Loraine,

This is possible using Advanced Actions and variables. After every question, On Success you can set a variable to 1 and create a custom screen where you can show/hide the tick mark graphic based on the variable value set.

For Ex:

- For question 1, on success, set x=1

- On the results screen, correct tick mark graphic is hidden. If x=1, then show the correct tick mark.

Like this you can do for all the questions. Will wait for others also to comment for any quicker solution.

Thanks,

Vish

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Anonymous
Correct answer
November 1, 2011

For information, Lilybiri has now supplied a more detailed explanation of how to achieve vishhere's idea above, which can be found at:

http://forums.adobe.com/message/3995154#3995154

many thanks,

Loraine

Steve Howard, ACP
Steve Howard, ACP
Inspiring
July 28, 2011

I started building functionality like this in Captivate 4 by tracking scores

externally with JavaScript. Worked well. I'm not sure I would want to do the

same thing with advanced actions alone due to the labor-intensive nature of

AAA and the limitations in the scripting.

Steve

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