No variable thats specifically linked to the contents of a textfield. However you can use actions to set the content of a textfield to some variables value…or use Javascript to get the content of a specific textfield… jQuery / Vanilla javascript or GSAP solutions for that allover my posts…

DragonSpeakingNaturally… from Nuance ( https://www.nuance.com ) is one of the best voice recognition tools and with it you can literally control your computer by voice…but its pricey.

Google voice recognition is cheaper…and works well too…
https://cloud.google.com/speech-to-text/

Ah wait you want it the other way around……[Read more]

If thats correct Karla, you might want to first test in your Desktop View. If all works there its probably fine…

@Tim… i do suspect green preview is a preview in Tablet Landscape or Portrait mode…since they have green icons 😉

If you mean ‘a preview in the Lectora editor’ with ‘Green preview’ then its crystal clear. Lectora uses some internal server to preview…so anything you notice inthere, may be totally different when publishing to a LMS or website and viewing it there. There are some really obvious differences between preview in Lectora itself and when seen on the…[Read more]

To get the best 508 tips and advice… search for posts from Jason Dalrymple ( https://community.trivantis.com/members/jasonadal/ ) He for sure works most with accessibility of all users around here and i do think around his posts and questions you will find the best tips on 508…

Kind regards,
Math

A button without an action is nothing more then an image.. treat it as that, or remove it.

Hi Ks,

First you need some way to select the element. The function given returns the text of a textfield with
the given css-class.

var myText  = getText(“.someCssClass”);
console.log(myText);

The function and approach below dont use any extra libraries and still get the text of any given textfield:
function getText(_cssClass){
var elem =…[Read more]

Also you might make sure you are not working on 2 monitors. This caused issues in the past.

Tim’s solution for sure is the best, because it doesnot needs any other Javascript libraries. However as i use Greensocks GSAP library intensively in all my projects, there are approaches with GSAP’s TweenMax that are perfect.
It uses TweenMax and the GSAP Textplugin.

Another option i use quite a lot recently is using Lectora’s shape elements for…[Read more]

One other option thinking of now. You could use an external HTML object to embed videoplayer/mediaplayer code. I do it all the time to stream Vimeo. That way you can use all external code(s) and create a custom videoplayer.
For any non-scripters its still easy to reuse.

Tim’s right. The community is great. Often better and quicker then support 😉

Tims solution is probably the best way. 2 pages at the end, if its Scorm show A, else B…

I have to agree with @joejubee on that. The same with the CKE-editor not working properly in Lectora Online in the latest version of Firefox. Im quite sure Firefox gives months upfront notice to developers they are making changes…so it is really lax from Trivantis developers side this slips in. More busy with tools like Centario i suspect.

As Lectora uses the MediaElement JS (mjes) code to build its player, your best bet to get that done is checking their documentation for something to get that done.
http://www.mediaelementjs.com/

You will have to check how the mediaplayer is used in Lectora. If the HTML and divs they are in are conform MediaElements standards, you can use it as is…[Read more]

Only mistake is the wrong part of the forum…should be in Lectora Online… texteditor (CKE) not working in Lectora Online when working in the latest version of Firefox 😉

Ah yes im sorry