You are retired Darrel ! Forget about Toolbook 😉

As Tim mentions… a timeline doesnot directly is ‘Lectora’. Storyline however has. Add a screenshot of the project and changes are that someone here can immediately link it to whatever programme was used. Storyline, Rise and Captivate all have quite recognizable look and feel if a developer not deliberately changes that.

As does Lectora for that..

I have to search too. Solution in the end we used was disabling views . Im not 100% sure but do think it fits better on IOS when the views are disabled. When i got some spare time i will search whether i can find the spot were  initial scale is set alas im quite busy atm.

Alas this is a long-existing issue, mentioned often to Trivantis and they still didnot fix it. I tried to fix it in the past. What i can remember out of the blue is that it is caused by the ‘initial-scale=1.0’ setting. I am not quite sure what the problem was, but when you change that ‘initial-scale’ value for iPad to 0.8 or some like that, it…[Read more]

@timk Agree on all, and i could have known it wasnot your transition 😉 I too avoid them mostly. When testing your own work, at some point you get blind for other approaches. So always good to let others do some tests, you often encounter things you didnot think of 🙂

@timk your pageTransition caused it to NaN at start… in my zip based on your version i just added some delay on those actions at show… and then it works perfectly.

In fact only some minor changes to Tim’s version and its exactly as you need/want.
For your education… to ensure it has the proper format at show/start… the pageTransition ( a fade ) takes some time.
So when a transition is running other functions wont work…so adding some time-delay to the initial functions made sure that onShow properly…[Read more]

I know, i made a mistake.. The dots are intended… i abusively interpreted it as , for thousands… and then . for lower values…. for sure something to learn from it, but Tim’s sample better fits your needs. Trying to get some of the things from mine to Tims… to get the formatting in Tims on show…either add some delay or get rid of the…[Read more]

Tim beat me… well here is my version 😉

Formatting Input Fields and more…

The open questions you had on Tim’s latest version and the  > 10,000 thingy are solved in my solution.
The > 10,000 was because of the RegEx you used. I am no RegEx expert either, so had to Google about it too…
The RegEx…[Read more]

Then you need to pass some data to either GoogleDocs or some database before the normal submission process.
I often use a realtime database like Firebase to send ( and read ) data. Using this or Googledocs you decide when to send what data… and thus you can send progress even if the course is ended early.

In fact submitting a score to a LMS…[Read more]

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.