Hi Dietmar- Although JavaScript is not something we're equipped to support, perhaps someone from the community will be able to chime in with some helpful insight. :)
Hi Ali, thanks for this answer, I already know that this is not supported by Articulate, but I can hardly imagine anyone in the community will be able to grab the value of the volume control without the proper variable name (flash or javascript).
It would really be nice if a developer can answer, if this might even be technically possible?
Unfortunately the learners in my company use mostly the Flash output :-( I thought there might be an easy way to hand over the value of the variable, similar like to grab quiz results ...
var player=GetPlayer(); var usrScorePoints=player.GetVar("usrScorePoints"); alert(usrScorePoints);
Unfortunately, the player does not make the volume setting variable available.
It is possible to access it with the SDK, but you loose a lot of the player's functionality with the SDK that you would need to write code to replicate if you want to keep it.
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Hi Dietmar- Although JavaScript is not something we're equipped to support, perhaps someone from the community will be able to chime in with some helpful insight. :)
Hi Ali, thanks for this answer, I already know that this is not supported by Articulate, but I can hardly imagine anyone in the community will be able to grab the value of the volume control without the proper variable name (flash or javascript).
It would really be nice if a developer can answer, if this might even be technically possible?
I am able to get the HTML5 Volume level.
Thank you Russel!
Unfortunately the learners in my company use mostly the Flash output :-(
I thought there might be an easy way to hand over the value of the variable, similar like to grab quiz results ...
Anyway, thanks a lot :-)
Unfortunately, the player does not make the volume setting variable available.
It is possible to access it with the SDK, but you loose a lot of the player's functionality with the SDK that you would need to write code to replicate if you want to keep it.
Regards,
Dave
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