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August 15, 2016
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Multiple selection images for questions

  • August 15, 2016
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hi guys, I have been trying to create a slide tha containe multiple images and I want to user to select a few of those images, before moving to the next slide. Of course with the caption of correct or incorrect.

If anyone know how to do it, I will apreaciate the help.

thanks

cristian

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    Inspiring
    August 18, 2016

    Why don't you just use a Hot Spot question? Much easier than all this Advanced Action stuff...

    Lilybiri
    Braniac
    August 18, 2016

    No Damien, there are many reasons why a hotspot would never work in this

    case. Hotspot type is very limited. User wants them to click on several

    images, some are correct, some not. Cannot be done with hotsppt, because

    any space outside of correct hotspots is considered incorrect. OP doesn't

    want Submit button, but have Next button appear on co ditions.

    On Aug 18, 2016 10:16 AM, "Damienbkx " <forums_noreply@adobe.com>

    Inspiring
    August 18, 2016

    Hi Lieve, 

    HotSpots are a little less limited that what you describe. 

    1. The "Allow Clicks Only on Hotspots" option prevents users from clicking outside of defined hotspots, so the space outside of hotspots CAN be made inactive!
    2. You can create one hotspot for each image (both correct and incorrect images) and decide in the PI of each hotspot if it represents a good answer or not.
    3. the Correct caption would show only if the set of correct images are chosen when the Submit button is ticked.

    So when you say that "User wants them to click on several images, some are correct, some not. Cannot be done with hotspot, because any space outside of correct hotspots is considered incorrect", this is actually not the case (sorry). 

    Lilybiri
    Braniac
    August 15, 2016

    Are you familiar with advanced/shared actions and variables? Do you want to report the score?

    One easy way is to turn each image into a shape button (look at blog post: Turn an Image into a Button - Captivate blog ). Since a shape button is an interactive object, it has correct/incorrect messages and you can attach a score to it. But it will be a score to each correct image. For the incorrect images you don't attach a score.

    If you want only a score when all images were correct, you need an advanced action and tracking variables.

    Participating Frequently
    August 15, 2016

    Well I am familiar with advance actions, but I am not sure what recipe to use. I am not scoring any of this options, so I think I don't need variables.  I tried to do this by using click box and tried conditions actions, but it didn't work.

    If you have any suggestions, it will be highlay appreciat.

    Thanks again

    Cristian

    Lilybiri
    Braniac
    August 15, 2016

    Use shape buttons made from the images as I talked about, no need to add a score. Just cheat on Captivate:

    • Uncheck the option for Incorrect message for all the shape buttons
    • For the correct images, edit the Correct message, so that it is a congratulations or something similar
    • For the incorrect images, edit the Correct message, so that it tells this was a failure.

    The meaning of Correct, Incorrect for interactive objects is that Correct shows up when clicking on the object, Incorrect shows up when clicking outside of the object. However since you want them to click on a certain number of correct images, you'll need user variables to track if the button was clicked and to check if all correct images were clicked.  I will label those variables v_one, v_two...v_last (you didn't mention the number) I suppose you want to hide the Next button until the user has that number of correct clicks? In that case:

    1. For the incorrect image buttons, choose No action
    2. For the correct images you'll need a conditional action with two decisions:
      1. First decision 'Always' is a mimicked standard action
          IF 1 is equal to 1
             Assign v_one with 1                 default value of the variables is 0 - Boolean - when clicked it will be 1
      2. Second decision 'CheckIt'
          IF v_one is equal to 1    AND
              v_two is equal to 1   AND....
              .....
              v_last is equal to 1
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