I use custom navigation for all our learning modules. For some reason, when the user goes to a previous quiz slide, the default navigation buttons appear along with the custom navigation. They do not appear when I test in Storyline 2, only when the project is uploaded to our LMS (Moodle).
Would anyone have any idea as to why this is happening?
Moodle has it's own navigation buttons that can be turned on/off - you should edit the settings of the SCORM package in Moodle and make sure it's turned off:
The default navigation buttons are Articulate's, as they appear in the module. As this is an issue that just occurred; I wonder if it is related to other flash issues with Articulate.
I've included a couple screen shots to shot the custom navigation. The default navigation only appears on the quiz slides when I use the back button from the slide proceeding the quiz slide.
When learners review a quiz, they'll see Articulate Storyline's built-in Prev and Next buttons in the lower right corner of the player—even if you've disabled them throughout your course. See this article for more information.
Is that a new feature? In the past when users have clicked our custom navigation to go back to the quiz; they were stuck there without the ability to move forward. There were no default buttons allowing them to move forward.
It seems counter productive to force the navigation buttons to be on that slide.
It's odd, because we ran into this issue two months ago. I had forgotten to remove the custom back navigation and the users were navigating to a completed quiz and were unable to advance. I guess I'll just prevent the users from navigating to completed quizzes. Thanks!
The only way I see is to make the buttons, in the player propreties transparent on all states.
I am working on it now and will confirm if this could be used. The users would still be able to click on the area and be sent next or previous but in full transparency, it would be a mistake and not an intentional move...
I feel pretty stupid. I ended up creating a shape that matched the color of the background and placing it over the area the default navigation would go. Default nav is hidden. Bingo! Problem, solved.
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Moodle has it's own navigation buttons that can be turned on/off - you should edit the settings of the SCORM package in Moodle and make sure it's turned off:
https://docs.moodle.org/en/SCORM_settings#Show_navigation
If it's not that, a screenshot that shows the buttons might be useful?
The default navigation buttons are Articulate's, as they appear in the module. As this is an issue that just occurred; I wonder if it is related to other flash issues with Articulate.
I've included a couple screen shots to shot the custom navigation. The default navigation only appears on the quiz slides when I use the back button from the slide proceeding the quiz slide.
Hi Jason!
When learners review a quiz, they'll see Articulate Storyline's built-in Prev and Next buttons in the lower right corner of the player—even if you've disabled them throughout your course. See this article for more information.
Is that a new feature? In the past when users have clicked our custom navigation to go back to the quiz; they were stuck there without the ability to move forward. There were no default buttons allowing them to move forward.
It seems counter productive to force the navigation buttons to be on that slide.
Hi Jason!
This was similar to the documentation we had here in Storyline 1, so it is not 'new'.
It's odd, because we ran into this issue two months ago. I had forgotten to remove the custom back navigation and the users were navigating to a completed quiz and were unable to advance. I guess I'll just prevent the users from navigating to completed quizzes. Thanks!
We are having the same issue here.
The only way I see is to make the buttons, in the player propreties transparent on all states.
I am working on it now and will confirm if this could be used. The users would still be able to click on the area and be sent next or previous but in full transparency, it would be a mistake and not an intentional move...
Brb
I feel pretty stupid. I ended up creating a shape that matched the color of the background and placing it over the area the default navigation would go. Default nav is hidden. Bingo! Problem, solved.
It is actually working with transparency or giving the exact same RGB color of your player's color.
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