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Review won't allow users to leave comments.
Recently, I've noticed that users cannot leave comments when I share a Review URL link with them.
I have the box ticked to allow users to allow users to leave comments without an articulate account, but it asks for an email (ok), but it won't take a password.
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Hello Stephen and welcome to E-Learning Heroes π
Thank you for contacting us and sharing what your reviewers are experiencing.
Based on the screenshot shared, it does not appear that you are allowing users without an Articulate ID to comment, so they will need to login to do so. If they are not logging in, that would explain why they are being prompted again.
Be sure to check the box to 'Allow users without Articulate IDs to comment' and they should be prompted for the e-mail address a single time. If, however, the e-mail is associated with an Articulate ID, they will need to login to comment.
- StephenWitehiraCommunity Member
Thank you for your comments. I actually thought I had but it turns out I hadn't. Cheers.
- MichelleMcKinneCommunity Member
HI,
I am having the same issue.
I have selected YES to "Allow reviewers without Articulate IDs to comment" and NO to "set a password", but when users try to comment, it first asks them for an email address, and then asks them to sign is, as below. i've tried this with several emails myself, including some that definitely don't have an articulate log-in, and I keep getting the same results. It happens for different projects also.
Hi Michelle!
I'm happy to help! I've tested this on my end as well using the email in your screenshot (test@gmail.com) which has already been used as an Articulate ID. You'll be prompted to sign in when an email has already been used.
Would you mind sharing the Review link with me privately? If so, here's a secure link.
- MichelleMcKinneCommunity Member
Ohhh so that email has been used before?
In that case I think you've found the issue - I asked my reviewers if they'd ever held an articulate license and they said they'd used it a bit years ago. So it's likely that their emails were used before.
I just tried a comment with my husbands email and it appears to be working, so I think you've solved it for me Lauren. Thank you!
No worries, Stephen. Glad I could help! I appreciate you chiming in with an update.
- RochellePhillpoCommunity Member
Hi Leslie,
I am experiencing this same issue where my reviewers are unable to leave comments. Review 360 is not accepting their email addresses when attempting to add a comment. It just keeps presenting the add email pop up for them when they click in the comments field. I have also tried 'dummy' addresses e.g nikki@email.com or glen@test.com and they are also not allowing comments to be added. The people reviewing have never used any articulate products before.
I have made sure that I have unticked the 'allow users without articulate IDs to comment'. Have tested in Edge and Chrome (our preferred browser).
If you can please help that would be great. I can give you the email addresses privately of the reviewers if you need to check. Thanks!
Hello Rochelle and welcome to E-Learning Heroes π
Thanks for reaching out and sharing what you are experiencing in Review 360.
You mention that you have 'unticked' the option to allow users without an Articulate ID to comment:
If this option is not checked, each of your commenters will need to create an Articulate ID. If they don't already have Articulate IDs, they can create one here. It's free.
- ChandraniDas-f5Community Member
Hello Chandrani and welcome to E-Learning Heroes π
I appreciate you sharing what you are experiencing with your Review 360 content and for the image showing how you've shared the content.
Based on the image, it looks like you've set the course to Allow Reviewers to Comment Without an Account, but if their email address is tied to an Articulate ID and if they aren't already signed in, they'll be prompted to enter their password.
If you'd like me to take a look at a particular email of one of your reviewers, I'd be happy to take a closer look. You can send it to me privately here.
- CarolDawsonCommunity Member
- CarolDawsonCommunity Member
I discovered the chat feature and was able to connect with Hazel. She was great to work with and was able to leave a comment so I republished the course and my tester that was having issues can now leave a comment. The only thing I can think of is that I may have used the share link from inside Rise instead of the one in Review 360.
Glad to hear it, Carol! And I'll certainly pass along the praise to Hazel.
Have a wonderful weekend!
- BessCrawfordCommunity Member
Hello Bess!
Thank you so much for sharing the screenshot! I see the area to reply is missing.
Which browser are you seeing this issue with? Also, are you seeing this with all courses in Review or just this one?
I'd recommend testing the Review link in different browsers to see if one browser is causing this issue. Secondly, I'd recommend trying to publish another course to Review 360 to see if the reply area is missing in other courses too.
- WandaVaziri-34aCommunity Member
Thank you so much.
This issue has been resolved.
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