Example files: Generating a certificate from Storyline

Hi,

I've been trying to get this to work - at the moment just using Steve template and not attempting any changes yet. The text is displayed and my name but not the picture.  I just see a black box with a red cross in the top left corner - so am assuming that the picture is being stopped somewhere. Is there a way around this?

Thanks,
Kim

Hi,

Please ignore the last post. I think I've got it.

Thanks.

Thanks for the update Kim

Hi everyone. I've been able to get Steve's original solution to work, with one exception: the certificate background image is showing, but none of the text is. No title, no body text, no variables (first/last name, date). I've attached my html file here in case someone can help.

Thanks!

Patrick

Thanks for this. This works well. You have to change 'learner' to 'textentry' or 'textentry1..etc,.'

Just wondering if there's a quick code to add a current date to the certificate?

Hi Maria,

Did you see this Articulate support page on Java Script Best Practices? It includes some content plus a link to a (very good) Brian Batt Screenr on how to insert the current date. I've used it in the past and it's worked for me.

Hi,

Thank you Rebecaa. I decided not to use the date this time but I see how this could work. I'll try it on my next project.  Had you successfully added a date to a certificate?  Here's my example. It would be nice to add a signature and date to it.

I was able to add the date to the certificate and posted the HTML code to this thread back in November (page 3 of thread).

Tom

Thank you, Tom!  Your script works very well.

I can't see where anyone has answered the question asked by quite a few people about how to add the score to the certificate. I've got these entries in the html but i can't get it to work:

.score {
    position:absolute;
       
        left:520px;
    top:500px;
    width:320px;
    font-family:Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;
    font-size:40px;
        color:#cc00ff;
    z-index:2;

var learnerScore=player.GetVar("Results1.scorePercent").toString();
        document.write("

I'd be grateful if anyone can help as I'm going round in circles with this.