HTML5 issue
Nov 14, 2013
I have a course that has an activity on one of the slides. The activity asks the user to drag and drop an item to a certain spot. When they drop it, a timer starts. They then have to stop the timer at the appropriate time. If they do, they get a 'good job' message and a continue button. If they don't, they are asked to try again.
The activity works fine in preview, SCORM, and HTML, but the HTML5 doesn't. Everything looks fine, but the timer stops at 1 second instead of continuing to count. When you press stop or try again buttons, it flashes both the 'good job' and try again messages for a second, and then they disappear.
I looked around online, and I saw that quiz timer doesn't work with HTML5, but I didn't know if the same was true for the actual timer. Any help/advice would be much appreciated!
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Good Afternoon, Glenn.
I don't see that this is a documented limitation of HTML5. Can you please share a copy of your .story project file so we can see what might be going wrong? Thanks!
Yeah, so the person that responded to my support submission didn't solve the problem at all. They basically said I setup the triggers correctly, and that it didn't work for them either. They gave me a different way to do the time feature, which doesn't fit the need that is on the slide at all. So... I'm still out of luck.
I'm sorry for the trouble, Glenn.
Please be sure to let Jayem know that his proposed workaround doesn't meet your needs, and I'm sure he'll try to come up with an alternative. I will also reach out to Jayem to see if this is an issue that might warrant escalation to a higher level within our team. Thanks!
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