Runtime Dialog buttons blank Captivate 10.0.0.192

[emillman]

Hi, I'm running Captivate 10. My runtime dialogs do not have any text on the buttons. I thought it was a problem with the settings in Object Style Manager, but that didn't help. I'm using the white template publishing to HTML5 content. I can get them to show up in other templates, but I am modifying courses created previously in Captivate 9 (where the runtime dialog buttons worked with this template). Thanks for any and all help.

[Eric Dumas]

Hi,

Can you confirm the OS you are using and if you purged your preferences?

Can you add a screenshot to highlight your issue?

[emillman]

I'm using OSX (Sierra 10.12.5) and yes I purged the preferences.

[moyco]

I am having the same issue with a customized runtime dialog box on 10.12.6 Sierra. Only the "OK" button (now the default shows as "Ok") is hidden. I won't mention the fact that it drives me crazy that the text isn't centered vertically in the button, but...seriously?

[helotkinder]

Hi Adobe,

I am having the same problem as the one described above. Could someone help us find a solution to the missing label on the runtime dialog box? It looks unprofessional to publish a module with this problem. I want the label to be OK. Where can I add the language?

Please help!

Heloisa

[moyco]

II tried changing the button label text in several different places in the CPM.js file, but nothing seemed to work until I saw that a lot of the dialog box button text was there...except for the OK button; it was blank. I added that text and when I uploaded the file to the SCORM cloud it showed up!

Here's how I did it: search for "rtokb:" (stands for run time ok button) you will see empty single quotes. This is right before the run time cancel button [rtcb:'CANCEL'] Just add OK (or whatever you want) between them. Example: rtokb:'OK'

There may be a more elegant way of doing it, but it worked for me. Please note that you will have to make the change in the published file assets/js/CPM.js file and then save it. You will have to do this each time you publish the file. I have not yet figured out how to do it automatically.

[lizam3375375]

We're also having the same issue every time we publish (MAC: 10.13.6, PC: Windows 10, both running Captivate 10.0.1.285).

We have to manually add it in the js every time we publish, which is a huge pain.

[Eric Dumas]

Hi

Can you share the process you use to do that (manually add it in the js every time we publish) in case other users need support in that area?

Thanks

[lizam3375375]

The process we use is the same as the one moyco described.

• Open Assets > js > CPM.js
• Edit
• Search for ‘CANCEL’
• Next to ‘cancel’ replace rtokb: ' ' with rtokb: 'OK'
• Save

This needs to be done every time you publish.

[TLCMediaDesign]

There is a way to edit the CPM.js with JavaScript in the index.html template file.

I have examples for CP8, but I'll look at it tomorrow and post the solution so you never have to edit the CPM.

[TLCMediaDesign · Accepted solution]

If you open the Captivate template file located here:

C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Captivate 2017 x64\HTML\index.html

FInd the lines below and add the line in bold:

cpXHRJSLoader.js(lJSFiles,function()

      {

       //console.log("js loaded");

      cp.model.data.rtDialog.rtokb = "OK";

[moyco]

For those of us who use a Mac, the file lives here:

Applications/Adobe Captivate 2017/HTML/index.html

The rest of the instructions will be the same.

[moyco]

I tried this solution and it worked! Thanks!

[TLCMediaDesign]

You can also change the title of the dialog box from Adobe Captivate to whatever you want with this line:

cp.model.data.rtDialog.rtWarningTitle = "Your Title";

[Vico Eventuin]

Is it possible to change the standard dialog box to a Sweetalert.js dialog box? Looks much better.