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Runtime Dialog buttons blank Captivate 10.0.0.192

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June 12, 2017
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Hi, I'm running Captivate 10. My runtime dialogs do not have any text on the buttons. I thought it was a problem with the settings in Object Style Manager, but that didn't help. I'm using the white template publishing to HTML5 content. I can get them to show up in other templates, but I am modifying courses created previously in Captivate 9 (where the runtime dialog buttons worked with this template). Thanks for any and all help.

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Correct answer TLCMediaDesign

The process we use is the same as the one moyco described.

Open Assets > js > CPM.js
Edit
Search for ‘CANCEL’
Next to ‘cancel’ replace rtokb: ' ' with rtokb: 'OK'
Save

This needs to be done every time you publish.

If you open the Captivate template file located here:

C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Captivate 2017 x64\HTML\index.html

FInd the lines below and add the line in bold:

cpXHRJSLoader.js(lJSFiles,function()

{

//console.log("js loaded");

cp.model.data.rtDialog.rtokb = "OK";

lizam3375375

Participant

We're also having the same issue every time we publish (MAC: 10.13.6, PC: Windows 10, both running Captivate 10.0.1.285).

We have to manually add it in the js every time we publish, which is a huge pain.

Eric Dumas

Community Expert

Hi

Can you share the process you use to do that (manually add it in the js every time we publish) in case other users need support in that area?

Thanks

lizam3375375

Participant

The process we use is the same as the one moyco described.

Open Assets > js > CPM.js
Edit
Search for ‘CANCEL’
Next to ‘cancel’ replace rtokb: ' ' with rtokb: 'OK'
Save

This needs to be done every time you publish.

moyco

Inspiring

II tried changing the button label text in several different places in the CPM.js file, but nothing seemed to work until I saw that a lot of the dialog box button text was there...except for the OK button; it was blank. I added that text and when I uploaded the file to the SCORM cloud it showed up!

Here's how I did it: search for "rtokb:" (stands for run time ok button) you will see empty single quotes. This is right before the run time cancel button [rtcb:'CANCEL'] Just add OK (or whatever you want) between them. Example: rtokb:'OK'

There may be a more elegant way of doing it, but it worked for me. Please note that you will have to make the change in the published file assets/js/CPM.js file and then save it. You will have to do this each time you publish the file. I have not yet figured out how to do it automatically.

H

helotkinder

Known Participant

Hi Adobe,

I am having the same problem as the one described above. Could someone help us find a solution to the missing label on the runtime dialog box? It looks unprofessional to publish a module with this problem. I want the label to be OK. Where can I add the language?

Please help!

Heloisa

Eric Dumas

Community Expert

Hi,

Can you confirm the OS you are using and if you purged your preferences?

Can you add a screenshot to highlight your issue?

emillmanAuthor

Participant

I'm using OSX (Sierra 10.12.5) and yes I purged the preferences.

moyco

Inspiring

I am having the same issue with a customized runtime dialog box on 10.12.6 Sierra. Only the "OK" button (now the default shows as "Ok") is hidden. I won't mention the fact that it drives me crazy that the text isn't centered vertically in the button, but...seriously?

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