I'm sure it's because the movie controls are a seperate swf. CP supplies you with the variable that works as you've found. ... View more

Since Atlas is SCORM compliant, and DAU has been using it since 2003, I don't know why it wouldn't. Not really sure what GOTS has to do with it? ... View more

I wonder how many of the posters still have the same ideas and attitudes? I think the way forward is going back to the days of designers and coders and using responsive, retina ready html5 templates. Software to do it for you just creates such bloated applications. Create responsive templates and fill in the spaces. ... View more

They should use Web Fonts then in both the SWF and HTML5 output, at least you would know what your getting. ... View more

Lieve, do you know why they wouldn't embed fonts since Flash has been doing it for quite some time? Are they afraid of the increase in file size? ... View more

I ran into the same problem. I was using Arial Rounded MT Bold which is written into HTML5 with inline CSS. It would show for a split second as Arial before it switched to Times New Roman as it was updated by a variable change. I had to edit the HTML and apply a class to it and then apply the style with CSS instead of inline. Doesn't happen all the time, but I couldn't get around it in that instance. ... View more

Are you publishing as SWF or HTML5? ... View more

It may be cumbersome, but at least there is a work around if it is indeed a bug. ... View more

Busy with other things but as promised, here is the post on how to create a countdown timer using text captions instead of the widget. Works for SWF and HTML5 output. http://www.tlcmediadesign.com/blog/2014/01/controlling-captivate-countdown-timer/ ... View more

I triggered it with the On Focus Lost event. Perhaps I misunderstood the OP. I tried it as well as I could with the way you are describing, and it does nothing until you Tab all the way around to the TEB again and then it gets evaluated. I have a feeling that that there's an event propogation that is getting intercepted by the browser before CP can interact. It would explain why as soon as you enter the TEB that is completed with the TAB key it works. It also explains why the On Focus Lost event I used worked. ... View more

http://www.tlcmediadesign.com/demos/TestingTab/index.html I created an advanced action triggered by the Tab key; if the TEB variable = Franklin, go to the next slide. The TEB On Success = No Action. The hint button triggers a success caption, the TEB will lose focus here so you have to click back in the TEB. It didn't matter if I used seamless tabbing or not. If I check "retain text", nothing happens if you go back and try again. If you clear the entry and retype it, it will work again. I'm testing in IE9. ... View more

I'm not able to duplicate your issue, but in HTML5 as opposed to HTML all html elements can have a tabIndex so there may be a conflict with the normal tab structure instead of executing a "tab" action. Changing the seamless tabbing or accessibility options may have an effect. ... View more

If you are NOT publishing to HTML5 you could do this with Flash, reading the CP variable and adjusting width accordingly. ... View more

I would think you could edit and save the mutiscreen.html @ the following location: C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Captivate 7 x64\Templates\Publish ... View more

From the Menu click Project/HTML5 tracker. It will list unsupported items. ... View more

Yes I do, good catch! ... View more

Just as an additional thought to this thread that stems back to my Authorware days. Always save your file with a different extension every few hours, it can save tons of misery and wasted time recreating a corrupted file. And there will aways be corrupted files. Sometimes you can find the corrupted slide or area if you try to copy and paste it into a new file, generally you won't be able to. ... View more

If your course is linear then my solution should work. Just make your advanced action a conditional and set the condition on the next page. Where are you triggering the Advanced Action? On Slide Exit? An option would be to create a "calculate" button and when clicked the calculation would be performed, condition set and could navigate also. Otherwise if your project wasn't linear you would have to attach an action to every slide and check for cpInfoLastVisitedSlide or some other variable to set the condition to stop the calulation from being triggered again. Cumbersome. ... View more

This forum should have a sticky at the top with several subjects linking to Lilybiri's blog. It's one-stop-shopping for Captivate! ... View more

I understand your dilema. My point was that if you only served the HTML5 version for mobile, you would never be able to scale over a max width anyway, since the largest screen would be a tablet. Desktops would be served the SWF version, which is possible to control the max-width since there are only 2 divs you need to worry about and it could still scale down. It's conceivably possible to do it with the HTML5 version but you would have to write a script to change the css for all divs, the container div and all of it's children and their children and you'd have to run it for every slide. As some of the divs have no id you would also have to create a new id for those divs, or apply a class before you could change their css. You'd probaby have to evaluate which divs have classes, which have inline css, to sum it up it would be a nightmare to write the code. CSS specificity can be confusing enough, let alone trying to figure it out dynamically. If you ever got it to work it would probably take longer than the time it took to build the course, let alone the latency it would introduce. I'm sure you've noticed that when you apply css rules the the main container div has absolutely no effect in the HTML5 version since the child divs have their own set of rules. ... View more

You'll have to create a variable that is set on the next page. Create a variable along the lines of v_visited = 0, then set it to 1 on the next page. If v_visited = 0 execute the advanced action, if 1 do nothing. ... View more

The ideal option is to serve a non-scalable HTML5 option for desktops and the scalable html5 version for mobile/tablets. Similar to what is happening in the multiscreen.html if you publish to both HTML and SWF, but publish a non-scalable version to a folder and a scalable version to a folder then redirect with the script. ... View more

I just did a test and had a button on the screen following the quiz and same thing. I tried executing javascript to put focus back to the CP object, but it wouldn't go back to the object stage. I published to Flash Player 11. I've read in other threads that it is SCORM 2004 that introduces the issue and that in 2.1 it's ok. I can't imagine what is happening by executing script, but when you finish the quiz I'm sure it's doing something. Have you tried the SendTrackingDataAtEnd publishing option? ... View more

The theory is that it will serve the HTML5 version if you initial page loaded is the multiscreen.html. I would rename that file index.html and change the name of the others to 'project-5'.htm and 'project'.htm. You also have to edit the multiscreen, there are more efficient ways to determine which file to serve. ... View more

I created a countdown timer for HTML5 output that makes use of the styles of a Text Caption, it can also be configured to use a custom graphic. I'll be posting a blog today or tomorrow, where you can sign-up and get the HTML5 and swf versions. It reads the value of a custom variable in any of the following formats:          :00  - Enter up to 60 seconds        0:00  - Enter up to 9 minutes 59 seconds      00:00  - Enter up to 10 minutes, 59 seconds   0:00:00  - Enter up to 9 hours, 59 minutes, 59 seconds 00:00:00  - Enter up to 99 hours, 59 minutes, 59 seconds So if you want 1 hour and 30 mins you set the value of the variable to 01:30 or 1:30. It can span several slides. It will also jump to any slide you want when the timer expires, when including an argument in the calling the js function. ... View more

It's an IE bug. Not sure if it's a captivate bug but it would be nice if all elements were in the TAB sequence. I know this wouldn't be helpful for 508 requirements, but what happens if you click a button on the stage, not in a skin, does the focus come back? Before it breaks can you tab to the radio buttons or checkboxes or the group? ... View more

I'm pretty sure that is built into iOS, it's a feature to allow users the choice to download video and audio content, especially if they are not connected to a free wifi. You would have to do a serious hack since the play button is in iOS. ... View more

This may have something to do with the fact that the radio buttons or checkboxes are not part of the tabbing set up for quiz slides. Once you make a selection outside of the tab order the seamless tabbing breaks. Does the embedded SWF completely fall out of the browser's tab sequence? ... View more

In my test jQuery is being called to load in the index page using an array of scripts and appends them to the head section: var lJSFiles = [  'assets/js/jquery-1.6.1.min.js','assets/js/CPM.js','assets/playbar/playbarScript.js' ];       cpXHRJSLoader.js(lJSFiles,function()       {        //console.log("js loaded");        lJSLoaded = true;        constructDIVs();       });      }      document.getElementsByTagName('head')[0].appendChild(script);     },1); Custom js files are loaded directly into the head and are executed first, so if you have any functions in your custom js that are using jQuery as soon as the file is loaded they won't work since the jQuery file is not in the document yet. You would need to change the way your custom js is loaded by using the window or document.ready events. ... View more