Storyline 2 Example - Generating a PDF Certificate for users who successfully complete a quiz

Thanks Ryan for sharing here - people are always looking for more certificate examples so I appreciate you sharing it here. 

thanks for this - so good - works perfectly.

This is brilliant...thank you Ryan!  Hmmm...can I also pick your brain??  

I've been asked to create an initial assessment questionnaire, with each question carrying a score.

The score collated determines the eLearning pathway that user takes.   At the end of the assessment, on screen  feedback is given. My client would like the feedback to be also accessed via a downloadable pdf.  

I'm very new to eLearning and want to know if the method highlighted here would work?  

Thanks in advance.

Simone

Glad this helped you out Tamara and Simone. In regards to your other question Simone, it's likely that you'll need to utilize a variable for this feedback and some Javascript to pass that variable to your PDF as it generates. I'll defer to the community as Javascript is not something I can offer support for but you may want to begin by reviewing the best practices here. 

Thanks for getting back to me Ashley.  I'll be sure to have look and thank you for the offer of support....!! I'll let you know how I get on.

Thanks Ryan for popping back in to share those specifics. 

Thank you Ryan I'm definately going to give this a try!!!

Hi Matthew,

To be honest I didn't really spend any time looking at why this didn't work with the Flash version as we have just been using the HTML5 output. I've had a quick look and the following tweaks sort it out...

In my example I hid the web object that contains the certificate code off the project canvas. This works fine with the HTML5 output but the web object is not included in the Flash output if you do this. The easiest thing to do is to make the web object very small and hide it behind another element on the project canvas.

Also you'd need to modify / remove the little bit of JS that i use to retrieve the title of the project.

// title = window.parent.story.title;

Once these changes have been made it works fine for both the HTML5 and Flash versions. I'll update my original post sometime soon to reflect these changes.

Cheers,

Ryan

I've updated the attached files and my linked demo to work with both the Flash and HTML 5 output.

Thanks Ryan for the updates and additional work.