cpQuizInfoPassFail is a READ ONLY system variable that tells you whether or not the user has passed or faile the quiz.   It can be used as a variable in a condition for an Advanced Action (as you have used it in the condition shown in your screenshot).  But since it is READ ONLY you cannot assign it with an action to effectively bypass the quiz and grant a user a pass.   So if your LMS allows the user to relaunch the module. it will start from the beginning again, because the Captivate e-learning module itself does not remember whether or not the learner has previously passed the quiz.  That's what the LMS does. ... View more

Is the last slide of the course module actually just a Quiz Results slide, and is the Try Again button that you mention just a renamed Retake Quiz button?  If not, and this Try Again button is just jumping the user back to the second slide, then I think your problems are all related to the fact that simply jumping back to the beginning of the module does NOT automatically reset the quiz. ... View more

Not if you are trying to watch a video in portrait mode.   What happens if you rotate your device? ... View more

Videos are not responsive.  ... View more

I think your issue occurs when you are NOT viewing the HTML5 output from within a webserver environment.   When you Preview, you will be viewing the HTML output from within a temporary localhost webserver environment that Captivate creates just for the Preview.   If you look carefully at the start of the address bar in the web browser you will see the word 'localhost'.  That tells you this is a web server.   However, if you Publish the project and then launch the content by double-clicking the index.html file you will not be viewing the content via a webserver environment.  Look at the start of the browser address bar and it will probably say 'file'.   Bottom line is for everything in HTML5 output to work properly your content needs to be playing from a web server.  ... View more

Unfortunately the answer is NO.  The two Captivate versions are completely incompatible.  One of many big disappointments. ... View more

The only thing that I can see which could potentially cause a conflict is that you have named your button object and the audio file have the same name (Fences).  I have seen situations where using the same name for two different things can cause issues.  Other than that everything looks fine to me.   So, as a test, try taking a copy of your current project, hide all slides except the one that has this Fences interaction (to reduce complexity), and then test publish.  If the same issue occurs,  change the name of the object by adding a prefix that indicates what type of object it is (e.g. button_fences), change the name of the audio file as well (e.g. wav_fences) and then see if you can then get it to publish.   I am suggesting reducing the size of the project down to just one or two slides when testing things like this because if the problem is elsewhere in the project then you may find that what you thought was causing the issue is in fact not the problem. ... View more

Can you be a bit more specific about this "publishing error"?   Does the project fail to publish at all, or does it simply not play the audio when you expect? Does it show an error message of some kind?   Any information might help debug the issue. ... View more

If your client has a business relationship established with this LMS vendor then it might not be possible for them to just NOT use it for their in-house learning.   I have never had any experience with Percipio but what you describe is (unfortunately) all too common with LMS vendors.  They will ALWAYS blame your course.   You may need to get your client to "lean on" this LMS company to force them to have their technical people look into the cause of the issue.  In the vast majority of cases they will eventually admit that their LMS is not as "SCORM compliant" as it could be.   I've lost count of the number of threads there are on this User Forum about this type of issue.   If your course works fine in SCORM Cloud, the issue is NOT your fault. ... View more

Try using Assign to set the variable to 1 or 0 instead of increment.   Increment and Decrement are only useful actions when you need to know the number of times something happens or does not happen.  But if you are relying on the value being either 0 or 1 then Increment or Decrement can get you into trouble if there is any way something else in your navigation or project actions might inadvertently change that value.   The Assign action explicitly sets the value of the variable to one or other possible boolean value.  It's far more reliable. ... View more

Depending on how large your organisation is and how accommodating the IT department is, you may find that it is possible to have space allocated to you on the corporate intranet, or they may even be able to set you up with a web server just for your needs.  In the organisation I am currently contracted to they have an arrangement with a third party technology company that provided a secured intranet server to upload our course materials to make them available for reviewers.   But your mileage may differe... ... View more

Unfortunately, the answer is NO.  HTML5 content will not work reliably from a LAN server.  Some things might work, but you will inevitably run into problems. You need a WEB server. ... View more

You need to move ALL of the published output (not just the index,html file) onto a web server environment that your reviewers or other audience members can get to.  Once the content is online then you need to send them a link to the index.html file to launch the content. ... View more

Something in your course content would appear to be causing this issue.   First you need to confirm whether this issue would happen for any course from your Captivate installation.  So quickly create a very simple Captivate module with a single True False quiz question with the same quiz settings as your current problem course module.  Publish the simple test module to SCORM and upload to SCORM Cloud.  If that module works perfectly, the issue is not Captivate output per se but your particular course.   The next step is to try and isolate WHERE in your course the problem may be.  You have already shown that it is unlikely to be the SCORM version.  So it is probably something on one or more of the slides in the course.   To isolate whether the issue is inside the content area or the quiz area, do a SAVE AS and create a copy of your project file for the purpose of experimenting.  Hide all quiz question slides in the project and add a single True False question that has no customisation or changes.  Test this module in SCORM Cloud to see if the issue persists.  If it does, then the issue is somewhere in the content slides not the quiz.  If the issue disappears, then try unhiding quiz slides and retesting until you see the issue reappear.   If the issue is not in the quiz area, do another test where you hide all content slides and just add one blank content slide instead.  See if the issue disappears when testing in SCORM Cloud again.  If it works fine, then your issue is somewhere in the content and you can start unhiding slides or groups of slides to find the slide causing the issue.   Yes it is tedious.  But in practice this may be the only way to find your issue. ... View more

What version of Captivate do you have installed?  According to this Adobe page Cp 12.4 now has question pools. Announcing the launch of Adobe Captivate 12.4! - Adobe Community - 14864672 ... View more

The new Captivate 12 does not work like the older versions.  Objects are not movable.  They are locked into their content blocks, as you have found.   If you want to move objects around at will, you would need to use Captivate 2019, not Captivate 12. ... View more

You cannot prevent Captivate from reporting the Raw Score.  That variable value is just one of many that Captivate's SCORM package makes available to the LMS via its JavaScript API.   If you LMS is NOT seeing the Raw Score then it would seem that the issue could be with the LMS.   I suggest you get in touch with the LMS vendor and ask to have their technical people look into this issue. ... View more

I think you misunderstand how SCORM reporting work and JavaScript APIs work.  Captivate doesn't 'send' the variable values to the LMS as if they were email messages.  It just makes the values available via the JavaScript SCORM API.  The LMS is supposed to be 'listening' to the JS calls and looking for the values it wants.   Captivate already advertises the Raw Score.  It's just one of many SCORM variables that are made available to the LMS.  Whether or not the LMS is looking for that data and knows what to do with it is a different issue. ... View more

You are not the first to complain about this issue.   It is most likely due to the web browser not accepting the JavaScript function that Captivate is using for the Exit action.  The browser manufacturers announced some time ago they were deprecating use of a particular JS function that was often used when leaving a page because it was not secure.      Unfortunately, you will have to get in touch with the Adobe Support team (this is just a user forum) for more information about when they might be fixing this issue in their code. ... View more

Yes, this is possible with Captivate 2019.   You need to create a separate User Variable for each field (text entry box).  Make sure the correct variables are associated with the TEB that will be capturing the input.    The user variable is updated with every keystroke the user enters.  So there is no need to have the user hit a submit button for each TEB to have the variables updated.   On the following slide where you want the user's answers displayed, simply insert each user variable into a separate Smart Shape so that it will be displayed in Read-Only form. ... View more

Can you explain what the difference is between your "main" module and your "review" module?   Is the "review" module supposed to only show the content without the quiz elements or something like that? ... View more

You have addressed this question to the Adobe Captivate User Forum.  This is NOT Adobe Help or Adobe Technical Support.   We're just a bunch of Captivate users like yourself.   Other users have been asking this same question, but so far I have not seen any definitive answer from Adobe. ... View more

If that's the case then I would first try to reinstll Captivate 11.5 before upgrading to Captivate 8.   If the reason that Captivate 11.5 stopped working is that your current MacOS operating system version is no longer compatible with Captivate then even when you uninstall you will find it doesn't work.  Upgrading to 11.8 might be the only way to get a working Captivate version.   However, I cannot guarantee that even the current version of Captivate that you had would be able to open projects that were on Captivate 7, 8 or 9.  Hopefully at some point you had opened all of those older projects and upgraded them to a recent version of Captivate., e.g. Captivate 2019.  If you have done that, then you should still be able to open the CPTX project files in Cp 11.8, but you will find that after you upgrade to 11.8 any colleague of yours still on an older Captivate version would be unable to open those same files.  This is because Cp 11.8 made quite a few changes to the internal architecture of Captivate and also removed or disabled all the SWF / Flash related features. ... View more

I see that you are on a Mac computer.  Your crashing has probably started because something else on your system got updated and now there are incompatibilities with drivers or the underlying operating system.   The versions of Captivate 2019 that you mention are quite old.   You should definitely do a full uninstall and reinstall of Captivate, preferably with the latest version of Cp 2019 available from Adobe.  Make sure you select the option to also remove any preferences.         ... View more

None come to mind.  Over the years I have shied away from going after complex technical solutions when there were simpler ones available because I never know who will end up having to maintain the courseware after I leave at the end of the contract.  The solution might be a work of art, but how will anyone else understand it?  Sometimes even I don't remember how I got some things to work. ... View more

That information is readily available in the Adobe Captivate HELP files, and there are lots of tutorials about Captivate User Variables.  You need to make the effort to put yourself through some basic training on this app.  It can be quite powerful, but to leverage that power you need to do some learning.  That's how all of us got here. ... View more

You need to upload the published output to a web server.  An LMS is also a web server, so that's also an option, but your reviewers would need to have logins for that LMS. ... View more