HTML5 and scoring Jun 21, 2012 By Gordon UBS Lam I have created a quiz inside my storyline file and published it to HMTL5. Strangely the quiz scores fine in the non-HTML5 version, but shows a score of '0' in the HTML5 version. Any ideas why?
Gordon UBS Lam Author almost 12 years ago06/21/12 at 8:57 am (UTC) OK, I figured out why myself! I did not want to show the "points" value on the results slide. So I truncated the default code of: %Results.ScorePercent%% (%Results.ScorePoints% points) to remove the stuff in parenths and read: %Results.ScorePercent%% For some reason HTML5 does not like that and displays a score of 0%. When I put back the prenths code it worked again! Please add this to the list of HTML5 wonders!
Ryan Reilly over 11 years ago08/16/12 at 7:06 am (UTC) Gordon, thank you so much for posting your solution! This has been driving me crazy myself. Just another great example of the power of the Articulate Community!
Gordon UBS Lam Author over 11 years ago08/16/12 at 8:06 am (UTC) You're quite welcome Ryan. I am ususally looking in the community FOR help, so it's nice to be able to offer it to others.
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OK, I figured out why myself! I did not want to show the "points" value on the results slide. So I truncated the default code of:
%Results.ScorePercent%% (%Results.ScorePoints% points)
to remove the stuff in parenths and read:
%Results.ScorePercent%%
For some reason HTML5 does not like that and displays a score of 0%. When I put back the prenths code it worked again!
Please add this to the list of HTML5 wonders!
Gordon, thank you so much for posting your solution! This has been driving me crazy myself.
Just another great example of the power of the Articulate Community!
You're quite welcome Ryan. I am ususally looking in the community FOR help, so it's nice to be able to offer it to others.
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