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Morning all,
I have:
- published a captivate project with 7 text entry boxes on a slide
- a single submit button with advanced actions to validate user input.
Issue: The text entry boxes do NOT display in Safari browser, but they DO display in every other browser.
Additionally, the text from the TEB will magically display once i roll over the Submit button i have created.
Thoughts?
~ Sean
I shall do my best to get IT to update me.
Side note: for SOME FREAKING REASON... Safari, and ONLY Safari, decided not to recognize the layers i have established in Captivate. But all other internet browsers were capable of rendering the activity correctly.
Answer: The text entry boxes were hidden behind a PNG graphic, even though they are layered in front of it in the design.
Lesson to learn: Missing a Text Entry Box, make sure it's not behind something else.
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Which version do you use? Responsive or non-responsive project?
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Captivate Version: 11.0.0.243
Not responsive project
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Please update to 11.0.1.266. You are publishing to HTML only, did you test after uploading the published folder to a webserver?
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I shall do my best to get IT to update me.
Side note: for SOME FREAKING REASON... Safari, and ONLY Safari, decided not to recognize the layers i have established in Captivate. But all other internet browsers were capable of rendering the activity correctly.
Answer: The text entry boxes were hidden behind a PNG graphic, even though they are layered in front of it in the design.
Lesson to learn: Missing a Text Entry Box, make sure it's not behind something else.
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That is the most weird situation because TEB's by default have priority on graphics. Even more strange that Safari only has this problem, I never heard about such a situation in Captivate and answered tons of qestions.
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Lilybiri​
Agreed, i've seen some weird captivate issues, but never one that was browser specific.
Thanks for checking in!
~ Sean
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I had some issues testing my content (text entry) on a mini IPad. Worked as designed on all other hardware. I found that I could not use a transparent text box, I HAD to select 'Show Text Box Frame' in the Style options. Otherwise, the text looked 'invisible' as you typed.