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If suppose we have 5 slides of click on tabs each.
Let’s talk about one slide we have 3 tabs: Tab1 Tab2 and Tab3 as buttons and popup1, popup2, popup3 are respective popups.
Up on clicking on Tab1 (button) we must show the object to reveal for example popup1. So, we have given an action to show the popup1. Like the tab1 you follow tab2 should show popup2 and tab3 to popup3.
Initially popups1,2 and 3 should be hidden we have three methods to hide the popups
Same actions will be given to every slides
Now if we publish to SCORM 1.2
In LMS, if the learner visits 3 slides after clicking all tabs in every slide and skip/exit the course in slide 3.
After some time if he again resumes the course, it is taking to the slide 3 but whatever slides he already visited in previous attempt the objects (Popups) are hiding automatically.
Can anyone provide solution for this issue.
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I am very confused... difference between topic title and content of this question?
Whatever method you use to hide the popups, they will always be hidden when you restart the course. LMS bookmarking is just based on slide visits, you cannot override actions which are built in the course. In this case the action is to hide the popups, whether you do it with a multistate object, with an On Enter action or by using the button 'Visible in Output'.
What do you expect to be different?
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If suppose we use the feature Visible in Output to hide the popup1 (State hidden)
On Enter - No action
Upon clicking the Tab1 gave action to show the popup1 (State visible)
Once learner click the Tab1 it will be in visible state right
If I visited 3 slides, all three slides’ popups should be in visible as I already attempted
Once I exit and revisit the course in LMS SCORM1.2 all three slide popups are hiding it should not hide.
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You didn't understand my answer. Bookmarking is remembering which slide was the last slide visited in a previous version, and nothing more. You have set up to hide the popups in the course, and that will be done.
To keep show/hide actions when restarting, you need a programmer to do this with rather complicated programming server-side. If you are sure that the learner will use the same system, and not having cleared cookies nor browser history, you could use local storage to store values of variables and retrieve them on a new session. But that client-side approach will not work if the learner accesses the course from another system.
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