I would like to have "3." as a textentry correct answer. The SWF works, but HTML5 accepts "3" as correct answer as well. Numeric entry is not a solution as dot is a part of solution.
By default, Storyline does not support evaluating more than one data entry field on the same slide. You may be able to accomplish this by checking out this article/video.
made 3 textentry fields and next to them 3 %variables%. as you will see - if I type in 3 > 3, 3. > 3, 3.. > 3.. (oh and 3 . > 3 ., a. > a., 3a. > 3a.) So why is SL not working as expected if dot is typed in next to a number (3. > 3)?
please check this demo and let me know if you think its working as it should be (HTML5!)
real bug that single dot after number in variable doesn't display in html5 output. just create text variable VAR with 1. value and put it on slide as %VAR% - result in html5 is just 1 - without dot
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Thanks for sharing Sebastjan!
Would you be able to utilize the fill in the blank question slide? This seems to work as you intend.
ok.. can I have multiple fill in the blanks on one slide?
Hi Sebastjan!
By default, Storyline does not support evaluating more than one data entry field on the same slide. You may be able to accomplish this by checking out this article/video.
made 3 textentry fields and next to them 3 %variables%. as you will see - if I type in 3 > 3, 3. > 3, 3.. > 3.. (oh and 3 . > 3 ., a. > a., 3a. > 3a.) So why is SL not working as expected if dot is typed in next to a number (3. > 3)?
please check this demo and let me know if you think its working as it should be (HTML5!)
Thanks for sharing Sebastjan! I just responded to your support case as well.
real bug that single dot after number in variable doesn't display in html5 output.
just create text variable VAR with 1. value and put it on slide as %VAR% - result in html5 is just 1 - without dot
Thanks for sharing your solution Dmitry. I filed the issue with our QA Team.
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