Printing a certificate.

Hi Ayesha,

Did you see this thread on certificate options? You could use something like a web object and ask the student to fill in a few lines of data (name, etc) and use that as a possible way to generate the certificate.

Another option is to use Quizmaker, but only use a blank slide and to generate the customized report.html file. You can customize blank slides to look like your regular course slides so there doesn't have to be a visual break in your course design.

Now, because you're working with video files at the end of your course, you could just as easily include the video files on blank slides in Quizmaker and use Quizmaker's submit button (customize the text label) to move forward through the video screens. You can modify the wording in report.html to remove any mention of "quiz" and "score" to give the report.html a "certificate" look and feel.

Do you think that will help?

Thanks for the help David. I am going to develop my course based on these options and see what feedback I get. Glad to be using Articulate. Do not know what I would have done without the support from all the wonderful people in the community.

Thanks all,

Ayesha

Please I need some Help with printing certificate at the end of the training.

When you finish a training and pass the test appear a windows with printing option. At this moment you can print the certificate typing your name, but continue open the same windows with the same print option. For that other student in the same machine can print another version of certificate. How can I set the windows to close after click print option. I know that after click finish the windows close, but I need close when click print.

Please help me.

Hi Juan,

Out of the box, this isn't currently possible.  However, if you edit the quiz.js file (located in the quiz_content folder of your published output) in a text editor, you can make the following change:

Look for:  case "CC_PrintResults":

Before the "break" code, add the following:

[quote]

if (!g_bLMS)

{

if (FF)

{

setTimeout("CloseWindow()", 100);

}

else

{

CloseWindow();

}

}

[/quote]

By making this change, we basically grab the functionality of the Finish button & add it to the end of the Print Results button.  Keep in mind that if an end-user has a pop-up blocker installed (default in the browser Chrome), then the quiz will just exit without displaying the printed results.  

Please note that the above method is not supported by Articulate.

Hey Brian,

Fancy making a SCREENR of how to do this?  Please.....

Cheers,

Dave

Hey Dave,

The only reason that I didn't make a screenr was because the results are a little flaky.  When using Chrome, if you click on the Print Results button, it'll close the browser completely and you never see the printed results.  This is because the default for Chrome is to block new windows.  Thus, it blocks the printed results and then we exit the content.  So, this is a "use at your own risk" unsupported workaround.

I can't find any support on creating a unique certificate of Presenter 2013, following the steps from 2009 does not seem to work for me.  Any suggestions?

Hi,

I am trying to create a certificate in 2013 as I did before in Presenter 09. But it does not seem to work.  I did it the same way in past as described here;|
http://www.articulate.com/support/quizmaker-13/how-to-create-certificates-by-customizing-the-reporthtml-file

Previously I would:


1.  publish it for manual uploading to Articulate Online
2.  Rename the output file to have a .ZIP extension
3.  Unzip it
4.  Navigate in the unzipped folder to where you find the report.html file
5.  Replace the report.html with the one in the zip file above
6.  Place the quizimages folder in the same folder as the report.html

The quiz is in the 2013 presentation, and I update the report.html and add the file quizimages, but it does not generate a certificate.

Any suggestions?

Hi Bradley!

Looks like I took care of a similar question here.