One point each slide on multiple text entry box quiz?

[Bea_Talato1]

I've been making a quiz with multiple text entry boxes and one submit button. however, I need the whole slide to be scored only 1 point. The text entry boxes are scored individually, but I'd like the quiz to be scored per slide. Is this possible? if not, is there a possible workaround for this? I found something that uses a button for score report or something. I think it's from Lilybiri's blog if I can recall. but it doesn't work for me or I'm missing something in there. I still don't understand how widgets work, but I'll post that on another thread maybe later. Thanks!

[Lilybiri]

It woudl help if you mentioned which blog post you consulted?

If my memory is correct, I never wrote a post which explains your use case at all. I have a couple of blog posts explaining how to use multiple  TEB's with one Submit button, but each TEB had its score .

You may prefer to use Scrolling Text Interactions which are not interactive, cannot have a scored attached.  THey can have an associated variable. After submitting, you need  to check all the  variables. If all are correct you show a Continue button which has a score attached, if not you show a Continue button without a score I explained this technique in another blog post:

Report Custom Questions - part 2 - Captivate blog

[Bea_Talato1]

Report Custom Questions - part 2 - Captivate blog

that was the blog I've been reading. well I think I'm missing something. I've been reading this also which solved my multiple TEB's problem before (Multiple TEB's - one Submit )

I tried this technique but it only works if the answers are correct, if incorrect/void, it gets stuck and doesn't move to the next slide.

on the other note, how does the Scrolling Text Interations work? Maybe I'll attach a picture later on what I've been working on and if there are other possible solutions. Thanks a lot! you and your blogs are a great help always!

[Lilybiri]

I have been offering quite a lot of my expertise on my blog, thanks for the appreciation.

Both blogs should give you the answer to you use case.