drag drop & mouseover with feedback

Hi,

when I preview this slide both orange rectangles have a hand cursor. So I pretty much don´t understand your problem here. :)

Susi

preview is flash based.. publish and then open html5 version

Yeah now I see your problem, but did you only preview this locally or did you actually uploaded it somewhere? When I open the story.html its shown correctly. As you maybe (not) know, there is a local preview issue at the moment since the latest flash update.

you need to open story_html5.html not story.html - as story.html opens preferred flash

I know that and I did that, but it´s still a local preview. As I said there is an issue with local preview and you should test it online.

same thing.. not sure local or online has any influence on HTML5 export.

Sebastian

I published to the web, and can confirm the results you describe.

I do notice that the triggers on the two objects are not identical, but have no idea if that makes a difference, or what else may be causing this.

Walt,

you are right - I made a trigger mistake while building a demo.. attached is now a corrected version.. but the problem remains

I would open a support ticket; this is definitely not the local preview issue.

Hi Sebastjan,

I published your file to the web, and I saw a "hand" mouse cursor when hovering over both objects 1 and 2. You can take a look at the published web file here. Is this what you are trying to achieve? 

Alyssa

That is the effect he wants, but he wants it from this link, which is the html 5 version:

http://s3.amazonaws.com/tempshare-stage.storyline.articulate.com/sto_1avs5j10j21dhc61uh91ldb18o19/story_html5.html

Alyssa,

thanks for your reply.. as Walt already replied - the Flash version (story.html) works fine, while HTML5 (story_html5.html) is having issues

Hi Sebastian,

Sorry about that - thanks for the clarification. I do confirm the results you describe using Walt's link. 

This is a known issue, and I'll be sure to share your particular results with QA. I'll update here if any further information becomes available.

Hi Alyssa,

is there a publicly available list of "known issues"? I would like to avoid as many of them as possible while designing the courses - instead of discovering them at the end?

Any workaround tips&tricks?

Hi Sebastjan,

I just sent you an email about this thread. Let me know if you don't receive it!