On the result slide of a quiz in SL2, I wonder if it is possible to display the maximum point we can win in a quiz. I know we can display the %Results.PassPoints% but this is the minimum value to reach depending on the quiz threshold (for example 80%). So I could use a threshold of 100% but it is not what I want to do.
I tried : %Results7.TotalPoints% and %Results.MaxPoints% but that doesn't work. Is it somewhere a magic list with all internal variables we can use ?
When you add in a result slide, 4 variables are included:
We want every feature in our software to work well. With that goal in mind, we've decided not to document Storyline system variables that could be accessed via JavaScript triggers.
Storyline isn't currently designed to expose system variables for user interaction. As a result, JavaScript triggers that reference them could interfere with course playback. And system variables that worked in earlier versions of Storyline might not work in later versions, such as Storyline 360.
3 Replies
Hi Ricky,
When you add in a result slide, 4 variables are included:
We want every feature in our software to work well. With that goal in mind, we've decided not to document Storyline system variables that could be accessed via JavaScript triggers.
Storyline isn't currently designed to expose system variables for user interaction. As a result, JavaScript triggers that reference them could interfere with course playback. And system variables that worked in earlier versions of Storyline might not work in later versions, such as Storyline 360.
Ok so you confirm that it is impossible to know the maximum point of a quiz.
Except if you count « manually » the winning point of each question.
I would calculate the value, Ricky.
For example: if the pass point value is 80 and the pass percentage is 80%, then you know the total points are 100.
Using those easy to convert numbers makes it easy to figure the formula:
Pass Points/Pass Percentage = Total Points
80/0.8 = 100
Hope that helps make it a bit easier for you.
Curious how others may handle this in the community as well.
This discussion is closed. You can start a new discussion or contact Articulate Support.