I've created a keypad using previous templates that I have found here but the issue I have is that I need it to be able to accept 13 digits. The one I've attached is only able to accept 8 before turning the final digits into 0's.
Is it possible to create one that will accept 13 and if so, do any of you have any suggestions on how I could do this?
You could use 13 separate boxes. I assume since it is a keypad that you don't need the numbers to be used in a calculation. If so then it might be a little tricky.
Hey Phil, I am creating a lesson that has story branching. I wanted the to create a keypad where the user inputs a value and the value determines which branch to jump to. Your JavaScript solution with some modifications work perfectly and saved me a lot of time trying to figure out how to code it myself. Thank You!
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Here's the file
You could use 13 separate boxes. I assume since it is a keypad that you don't need the numbers to be used in a calculation. If so then it might be a little tricky.
This is a bug in the Storyline calculator, shouldn't do that it is breaking the calculation may be easier to just do the calculation in javascript
Unfortunately my Javascript skills are limited to copy and paste.
I'm not really wanting it to do a calculation. Just enter a 13 digit number
No problem this should work
https://www.dropbox.com/s/r87hfesot93dsmg/Keypad.story?dl=0
You will need to upload to test
https://360.articulate.com/review/content/c156dce8-6620-414d-be79-b4a82d8ea2cd/review
That's fantastic Phil. Works perfectly. Thank you very much for this.
Hey Phil, I am creating a lesson that has story branching. I wanted the to create a keypad where the user inputs a value and the value determines which branch to jump to. Your JavaScript solution with some modifications work perfectly and saved me a lot of time trying to figure out how to code it myself. Thank You!
Hello Andre and welcome to E-Learning Heroes :)
So glad that this older conversation was able to help you out. I appreciate you chiming in to share.
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