SL 2 - Issue with completion status - PLEASE HELP!!!

Hello Jen!
I have seen that sometimes the results slide stops working. I think it happens when you move it (cut/paste) the resultslide. Try insert a new result slide.

You could set the passing score to 0% then it will set the user to passed even if the user has 0%.

/Jonas

Hi Jen!

You will need a results slide for this tracking to work. 

Hi - I do have a results slide, and it does record the 0% or 100% but it
doesn't show as passed. I am trying to figure out how I can send a
completion passed/failed status to an LMS

Thanks,
Jen

Oh, I think I misunderstood Jen. Based on what you just described, you will have to set the Passing Score at 0% as Jonas mentioned above. The completion status will be based on reaching the requirement set, which by default is 80%. We have a tutorial on results slides here if needed.

Thank you!

There is a really good help article that details how to do this here:

https://www.articulate.com/support/storyline-2/how-to-submit-course-completion-to-an-lms-on-a-specific-slide-sl2

I guess I have a new issue - instead of doing the 0% or 100%, the client said he wants the Yes button to be considered "Passed" and No button to be considered "Failed" but as long as they check one of the boxes, it should be "complete" and if no box checked then it should be "Incomplete" is there a way I can choose both "Passed/Failed" AND  "complete/Incomplete" how can I make sure it records both to an LMS? any info is appreciated thank you all for your help and input!

Hi Jen

why don't you lock the slide down so they can't continue until they have selected either Yes or No. Maybe have a layer/textbox pop up that says, you must answer the question before proceeding.

I did do that, I have it set up so that it goes to 2nd pg if they click yes
which sets to passed if they hit both pages. If they click no then I have a
layer pop up so that it doesn't go to 2nd page and therefore is failed. But
when I tested it, the complete and incomplete wasn't making sense. I want
it to be complete if they chose either yes or no box but I need incomplete
if they didn't choose a box at all. So when I publish if I choose
passed/failed then how do I choose settings for completed incomplete?

By default, when a module is launched, the status should kick over to "incomplete" in most LMS. There is a way to pass a custom status to the LMS without worrying about the restrictions Storyline places on completion. Out of the box. 

Out of the box, Storyline will only track by one of two conditions. The first is slides visited. The second is by a results slide. But if you want ultimate control, there is a third option. The Javascript trigger. 

I do this all of the time and prefer to use the JS trigger over the built-in methods. I'm not a huge fan of being stuck with two methods of tracking and too often something goes wrong.  Forcing my own method is the most reliable approach I've found to having the ultimate control over how tracking behaviors operate.

Here's how you set this up:

1. If you're not using a question bank, set up a slide that can never be visited in a scene off to the side. Then set your LMS tracking to complete by slides visited and make it 1 short of the total number of slides. You can set it up as completed / incomplete in the tracking settings. If you are using a question bank, there are other considerations. Likewise, if you want to track interactions to your LMS (report answers to questions.) If neither of these is true, making a "will never be visited slide" is a good first step.
2. Add this to a Javascript trigger on a button on your last slide for Yes:
   ReportStatus=function(){} //this just overrides Storyline's complete call to make sure SL doesn't overwrite our custom status.
SetStatus("passed");
3. And another Javascript trigger on a button on your last slide for No:
   ReportStatus=function(){} //this just overrides Storyline's complete call to make sure SL doesn't overwrite our custom status.
SetStatus("failed");

If you're wanting to pass a score with your custom call, it's pretty easy as well using a JS trigger:

• Add this to a Javascript trigger on a button on your last slide for Yes:
  ReportStatus=function(){} //this just overrides Storyline's complete call to make sure SL doesn't overwrite our custom status.
lmsAPI=parent;
lmsAPI.SetScore(100,100,0);
SetStatus("passed");
• And another Javascript trigger on a button on your last slide for No:
  ReportStatus=function(){} //this just overrides Storyline's complete call to make sure SL doesn't overwrite our custom status.
lmsAPI=parent;
lmsAPI.SetScore(0,100,0);
SetStatus("failed");