Is there a way I can attach a default audio file to be played for a default error message?For example, in the player’s properties, under text labels, I modified the buttons/messages # 17, “Invalid Answer Text” to a new custom error message and would like to have a default audio file play with that error message.The error message #17 comes up when you click on the submit button on the seekbar without answering any options.I would like to play audio when this message comes up.I have audio files for the correct and incorrect choices.
I'm not sure if you can add audio to the default invalid answer message. However, why don't you create a new layer and trigger it when the user clicks the submit button without answering the question? You can add audio to that (you can also add it to the master feedback slide)
Thanks Mohd.This is how I did the custom error messages for mark all that apply questions in my storyline.The feedback master was new and is very helpful.Thanks for the link.
Thanks Ashley.Using custom layers will be the way I go.
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Hi Greg,
I'm not sure if you can add audio to the default invalid answer message. However, why don't you create a new layer and trigger it when the user clicks the submit button without answering the question? You can add audio to that (you can also add it to the master feedback slide)
This should give you a good start:
http://www.articulate.com/support/storyline/how-to-create-a-custom-invalid-answer-message
Hope this helps
Regards,
Mohd
www.ilearn.ws
Hi Greg,
No way to add audio to that built in message, but Mohd's suggestion to create your own custom invalid answer message would allow you to include audio.
Thanks Mohd. This is how I did the custom error messages for mark all that apply questions in my storyline. The feedback master was new and is very helpful. Thanks for the link.
Thanks Ashley. Using custom layers will be the way I go.
Thanks for the update Greg, and I'm glad Mohd's suggestion pointed you in the right direction.
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