Can Any body help me with this? or is there any other option to identify a particular and triggers the storyline functionality to show a layer using text entry?
You can do it using JavaScript. The following demo is a very simple example. The phrase is read and stored in a Javascript variable 'phrase' and the learner text entry in a variable 'learnerentry' they are then both converted to lowercase and the JavaScript code contains the following code:
if (learnerentry.includes(phrase)) { // If the phrase is found, set the Storyline variable to true player.SetVar("isPhraseIncluded",true); } else { // If the phrase is not found, set the Storyline variable to false player.SetVar("isPhraseIncluded",false); };
The Storyline variable 'isPhraseIncluded@ is a true/false variable in the Storyline:
I am planning a free JavaScript course containing a few examples of data handling using JavaScript for Storyline developers - I will add this example with a full explanation.
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Hi Naveen
You can do it using JavaScript. The following demo is a very simple example. The phrase is read and stored in a Javascript variable 'phrase' and the learner text entry in a variable 'learnerentry' they are then both converted to lowercase and the JavaScript code contains the following code:
if (learnerentry.includes(phrase)) {
// If the phrase is found, set the Storyline variable to true
player.SetVar("isPhraseIncluded",true);
} else {
// If the phrase is not found, set the Storyline variable to false
player.SetVar("isPhraseIncluded",false);
};
The Storyline variable 'isPhraseIncluded@ is a true/false variable in the Storyline:
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I am planning a free JavaScript course containing a few examples of data handling using JavaScript for Storyline developers - I will add this example with a full explanation.
Regards
John