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remjrmiller
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May 17, 2018
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Submit All with HTML5

  • May 17, 2018
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I published a random question SCORM 1.2 exam using HTML5 only (No SWF). Everything works fine except when I 'Submit All' the exam does not automatically advance to the 'Results' page. I have to manually advance it using the play button. I tried to find the properties of the 'Submit All' button to see if I could edit that but that appears to be a hidden feature.

When I publish in HTML5 and SWF everything works fine.

Thanks

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    Lilybiri
    Lilybiri
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    May 18, 2018

    Indeed, you bumped onto the biggest problem: lot of mysteries with Submit All. Contrary to the normal Submit button, you don't have control over the actions done by this button at all. You cannot use a lot of quizzing system variables for debugging, like cpQuizInfoAnswerChoice, cpQuizInfoPointsscored. It is indeed the only way to allow free navigation between quiz slides during a quiz, but I try to avoid this feature for the lack of control.

    Erik, since you don't know if 'Continue' is included in the Submit all action, will that Next shape button (only interactive object you can add) appear? You have to add it to all slides, because Submit All replaces the Submit button on every quiz slide when the feature is activated.

    Is Reporting set up to send the data only at the end?

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    remjrmillerAuthor
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    May 18, 2018

    Hey Eric. I think that works however it will remove one of the nice features of that button. It checks to see if all answers are filled out. I imagine I could create a custom action that might do that.

    Thanks

    Bob

    Erik Lord
    Erik Lord
    Inspiring
    May 18, 2018

    Odd. I'll try to find time to duplicate this.

    In the meantime, you could have a 'Next' button appear after the Submit button submission on the timeline, which covers the Submit button...that is set to 'go to next slide'... Users will have to click Submit, then click the new Next button, but it'll get them to advance...?

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