Hi, in a software simulation I am creating (test mode), I want text entries being very flexible, for example, that the field admits something written in lower case, uper case, with final point/no point, and even anything typed by the user. Is there a kind of "wildcard" trick in the text entry control that allows me this flexibility? Thanks!
Great question and I could see alot of value in that - but there is not a "wild card" option. If you were to insert a "fill in the blank" style question (screen recording capture exactly what you type/enter) you could choose up to 10 possible answers, so perhaps that could account for some of the "wild card" set ups you're looking for. Similarly you are welcome to share your thoughts in the form of a feature request here.
Hi, Daniel -- Thanks for reaching out! While I am not aware of any 'wildcard' trick and would leave it to your fellow community members to assist you further there, I did want to pass along this info on Text Entry. And with respects to Upper or lower case responses, please see the following:
Step 2: Define Acceptable Answers
Type the acceptable answers for the text entry question into the answer grid. And if the acceptable answers are case-sensitive, be sure to mark the Answers are case sensitive check box in the lower right corner of the window.
Hi, Daniel -- Thanks so much for your feedback! May I ask if you have tried using a different browser to submit your Feature Request form? Sometimes that will do the trick!
At any rate, sorry to hear you are having difficulties! As such, I would be happy to go ahead and submit a Feature Request ticket with the ideas you have shared above on your behalf. :)
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Hi Daniel,
Great question and I could see alot of value in that - but there is not a "wild card" option. If you were to insert a "fill in the blank" style question (screen recording capture exactly what you type/enter) you could choose up to 10 possible answers, so perhaps that could account for some of the "wild card" set ups you're looking for. Similarly you are welcome to share your thoughts in the form of a feature request here.
Hi, Daniel -- Thanks for reaching out! While I am not aware of any 'wildcard' trick and would leave it to your fellow community members to assist you further there, I did want to pass along this info on Text Entry. And with respects to Upper or lower case responses, please see the following:
Step 2: Define Acceptable Answers
Type the acceptable answers for the text entry question into the answer grid. And if the acceptable answers are case-sensitive, be sure to mark the Answers are case sensitive check box in the lower right corner of the window.
Hope that helps a bit! :)
Thanks for your quick respose; the problem seems to be that: my slides come from a screen recording, and it seems text entry fields are not editable.
Thank you, I´ll try that!
Hi Ashley, I´ve tried to send a feature request since yesterday, but it seems there are some problems. Regards.
Thanks Daniel - I haven't run into any issues with our case form today, but I'll double check and submit this one on your behalf!
Thanks Ashley, I still have the issue (the "whoops" page). I´ll appreciate if you tell them a pair of suggestions:
Thanks.
Hi, Daniel -- Thanks so much for your feedback! May I ask if you have tried using a different browser to submit your Feature Request form? Sometimes that will do the trick!
At any rate, sorry to hear you are having difficulties! As such, I would be happy to go ahead and submit a Feature Request ticket with the ideas you have shared above on your behalf. :)
Thanks! I tried with Internet Explorer and it worked (previuosly I tried with Chrome).
Glad to hear it, Daniel, and I also was sure to share the suggestions you had offered on your behalf, as well. :)
HI,
Is there any update on enabling wildcards for text entries?
Regards,
Deepa
Welcome to E-Learning Heroes, Deepa! ✨
This thread is a bit outdated, so could you share more details of your current setup and what you're trying to do so folx can offer suggestions?
For example, with text-entry questions, you can Define Acceptable Answers, or here's a tutorial on how to analyze the text entered by the learner.