Customised Quiz Slide - how do you get the back and next button to appear only on the Review Quiz slides?

[natalieh2016]

I have recently developed a course within a responsive project and have used a customised drag and drop quiz in addition to the other standard captivate 9 quiz slides.   This drag and drop slide works well and is captured in the quiz results.  I am interested to know how hide my back and next buttons so that they will only appear on the review quiz slide.

Cheers, Natalie

[RodWard · Accepted solution]

Use a Conditional Action executed On Slide Enter.

The IF statement will look at the value of the System Variable cpInReviewMode to find out if it is equal to 1 (which would mean you ARE in Review Mode) and then SHOW the buttons you specify ELSE hide them.

[natalieh2016]

Thanks so much for your timely response Rod.  My drag and drop question slide currently has an Advanced Action (which is a standard action).  Is it possible to combine the two actions?

I have set up the conditional action as you suggested:

IF cpInReviewMode is equal to 1 

Show Back Button

Show Next Button

In the second panel of this conditional advanced action, I wanted to convert the existing Standard Action

ExecuteJava       Script_Window  current

ExecuteJava       Script_Window  current

to

if 1 is equal to 1 (dummy condition)

ExecuteJava       Script_Window  current

ExecuteJava       Script_Window  current

However, the warning signs will not convert to ticks when I click on the "Update Actions" and therefore, it will not save my changes in the second panel.  I am not sure why I receive the message "The script window is incomplete" and it will not save the changes made on the second panel.

I am not sure what to try next.

Cheers, Natalie 

[RodWard]

Why are you trying to use JavaScript in this Conditional Action?

I don't see what this is meant to achieve?

[natalieh2016]

Allow me to explain again.  I am working with a customised drag and drop template that I would like to include in the quiz results.

It was suggested that a conditional advanced action should be executed on slide entry, although there is a standard advanced action there (that happens to contain Javascript).  So am I unsure what I do from here.

Cheers, Natalie

[RodWard]

OK.  Then you need to understand what the JavaScript was supposed to be doing in the original template before you can start modifying it to include in a totally different course module from where ever it originated.  (You hadn't mentioned previously that you based this interaction on a template.) If you don't understand the JavaScript then you may need to get in touch with the original developer to get more information.

[natalieh2016]

Thanks Rod, my apologies for not explaining that the interaction is based on a template.  I will check with the developer.

Cheers, Natalie

[natalieh2016]

Hi Rod,

The template provider confirmed that the Java script was for the font only and I was not to fussed about it, I was able to set up the advanced action you suggested and it is working perfectly.  

Thank you so much for your help again, cheers,

Natalie