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Can I use runtime Javascript to track all user events of captivate and fire them again?

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Oct 23, 2017 Oct 23, 2017

Hi,

I am a web front-end developer and new learner of Captivate. My website has realtime classrooms and I want to use Captivate to make courseware.

My question is how can I synchronize teacher side and student side by using runtime javascript?

I need to add listeners for all events from teacher side and fire those  events at student side. Is it possible for Captivate to implement such requirements?

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Community Expert , Oct 23, 2017 Oct 23, 2017

Captivate has no default functionality to do what you require. 

However, since it publishes content to HTML5, there's nothing to stop you using custom JavaScript to achieve your goals if your coding skills are up to the task.

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Captivate has no default functionality to do what you require. 

However, since it publishes content to HTML5, there's nothing to stop you using custom JavaScript to achieve your goals if your coding skills are up to the task.

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