Hi Darrell (@Web-Foley)

For v18 (that’s what I was calling Desktop) you should try this scripting:

triv$('[id*=text] a', getDisplayDocument()).attr('title','This link opens in a new browser window.')

Hi Darrell,

For v18 (that’s what I was calling Desktop) you should try this scripting:

triv$('[id*=text] a', getDisplayDocument()).attr('title','This link opens in a new browser window.')

Hi Darrell (@Web-Foley)

According to the WCAG techniques I found here: https://www.w3.org/TR/WCAG20-TECHS/H30.html

It looks like the text inside the A tag is typically descriptive enough. Thanks for letting us know about this, interesting!

If your example description applies for all hyperlinks inside text blocks you can add the title attribute…[Read more]

Hi Darrell (@Web-Foley)

According to the WCAG techniques I found here: https://www.w3.org/TR/WCAG20-TECHS/H30.html

It looks like the text inside the A tag is typically descriptive enough. Thanks for letting us know about this, interesting!

If your example description applies for all hyperlinks inside text blocks you can add the title attribute…[Read more]

Hi Darrell (@Web-Foley)

According to the WCAG techniques I found here: https://www.w3.org/TR/WCAG20-TECHS/H30.html

It looks like the text inside the A tag is typically descriptive enough. Thanks for letting us know about this, interesting!

If your example description applies for all hyperlinks inside text blocks you can add the title attribute…[Read more]

Hi Dom (@dfulgoni6403)

That is a limitation in Lectora Online’s runtime. It will not load your external scripting or css during runtime. We are working on correcting that. For now use the Page Preview to check any external html scripting, css, or javascript actions.

Sorry I should have mentioned that, glad you found that and commented.

– Joe

Would it be okay for me to look at your title? If so, please let me know the name of your title, and I will find it in your Lectora Online account.

– Joe

Hi Renee(@rsimons.2180),

You would need to do some server side scripting to send emails, or would need to include credentials in your client side scripting. These might be a little beyond what you want to do. That would be with any authoring tool.

If you have a gmail account (or you can get one) then you could use submit to Google to record…[Read more]

Try using FFMPEG or Lame to re-encode the audio files into a newer format.

I’ve seen that fix some issues with older audio files. Probably the older encoding formats are not always tested and supported when releasing new OS updates.

Try using Handbrake to re-encode the audio files into a newer format.

I’ve seen that fix some issues with older audio files. Probably the older encoding formats are not always tested and supported when releasing new OS updates.

Hi Dom (@dfulgoni6403)

Strange, this works great for me. I’m attaching a screenshot of how I have it setup.

Is that how you have it defined in your project?

– Joe

In run mode it should clear the storage area first, I’ll have our QA group look into this.

@TxLady I’m glad I could help, and very glad you were able to figure out that I meant OnMouseClick -> Show !

Glad to have you back working with Lectora.

– Joe

Hi @TxLady

I don’t think I follow exactly what you are trying to do. But maybe you are trying to “Show” the next group? That is how you would make the next group visible. If you are trying to physically move the button you would have to un-group the button and use the Move action. Hope this helps.

– Joe