Using Javascript to get question text

Hi, Eric -- Thanks for your question and welcome to the community! You may not be aware, but JavaScript is an area where we are not able to offer support, so we'll need to defer to the JS gurus in the community to assist you further. I did, however, want to pass along this document on JS Best Practices and Examples that you may want to review, as well. 

Hi Christie -- Thank you for the link. I've also been searching outside to JS boards as well.

Sure thing, Eric, and if you make any discoveries that will do the trick for you, please feel free to update here so that others who come across this post may benefit, as well! 

A developer from this site - Stephen Gerbrandt helped me out. He had created a dynamic bulleted list (here: https://community.articulate.com/discussions/articulate-storyline/need-a-bulleted-numbered-list-to-update-dynamically-based-on-user-input). His JS solution for me is below. It runs/triggers when the user clicks to view their incorrect questions. On each question, if the user gets it wrong, it places the question text into a variable QxTextView, where "x" is the number of the question. Hope this helps others:

var player = GetPlayer();

var questionSummary = player.GetVar("questionSummary");

var totalQuestionCount = 42;  //enter your total question count, this number could, possibly, be determined more dynamically so it can handle any number of questions without you having to update it

var currQuestionNum = 1; //the current question number we are adding to the list

var currQuestionVal =""; //defining variables outside of a for loop makes JS happy and avoids scope issues and needless re-creation of values

var tempSummary = "";

for (; currQuestionNum <= totalQuestionCount; currQuestionNum++) {

//since all of your variables follow the same pattern we can generate the name like this by concatenating the string together

currQuestionVal = player.GetVar("Q" + currQuestionNum + "TextView");

if (currQuestionVal !== "") {
    tempSummary += "\u2022 " + currQuestionVal + "\n";
    tempSummary += (currQuestionVal < totalQuestionCount) ? "\n" : ""; //if it's our last question don't add a new line to the end
    }
}

player.SetVar("questionSummary", tempSummary);

Thanks Eric for sharing the update and the code here for others to use if they come across it!