Storyline 360 Review Feature supports Javascript?

Hi Lizzie,

I found this article which may help address your concern:

Storyline 360: JavaScript Best Practices and Examples 

cheers,

JC

Hi Lizzie,

It should work in Review for you, but if it's not you may want to start by sharing the Javascript code here with the community so that they could look at it and spot anything off. 

Hi so Javascript does work in preview. :)

I had code that worked in Storyline 2, but would not work in Storyline 360.

Hi Lizzie,

I'm not a Javascript pro by any means - but there are some of the Javascript variables to report things to you rLMS that may not work in Storyline 360 based on the way we changed our publishing engines.

The best option to figure that out is share here with the community and someone can hopefuly take a look for you! 

I know this thread is old, but Javascript seems to no longer work in review 360.  Anyone else have that issue?

No. Javascript does work properly in Review and in Storyline360. Share your .story because the mistake is in the code somewhere.

Well, it doesn't work in Review, but it does work in any browser, so I'm not thinking it's the Javascript.  I'm using a slightly older version of Storyline 360 because there is an issue with JAWS, but it's not that old.

https://360.articulate.com/review/content/bb514dce-5b5c-48bb-91c4-f1793e6b8362/review

Hi, I'm having same issue - java script suddenly not working in review (haven't published to test as scorm file yet - but I need it to work in Review)
I use latest version of Storyline360 and Chrome as browser. Have also tested in Microsoft Edge.

My modern player was changing colour perfectly according to java script shown below. Very chuffed with myself.

I got creative and wanted to add an 'send self an email' into the mix and have the body of the email populate with the variables they had chosen. It was fantastic and working when I tested one variable so I went on to add them all in. 

On next publish both sets of java script simply do not work. 

I contacted our IT division to see if it was something in the security settings controlled by the organisation and they said no and that they're not able to help with java script programming.

Help! Anyone!

Here's the script that changed the player:

if(void 0===window.stencil360player){window.stencil360player=!0;var player=GetPlayer(),xhttp=new XMLHttpRequest,targlink="https://cluelabs.com/stencil/display/widget-slplayer-display?v=1614909087&chart=NTc5fDE3ODd8MjYzODljMWIzNjliYzVjNDFjNzk5NzM2Y2UzODMwMjE";xhttp.onreadystatechange=function(){if(4==this.readyState&&200==this.status&&""!=this.responseText){var e=document.getElementsByTagName("head")[0],t=document.createElement("style");e.appendChild(t),t.appendChild(document.createTextNode(this.responseText)),player.SetVar("stencilrendered",parseInt(player.GetVar("stencilrendered"))+1)}},xhttp.open("GET",targlink,!0),xhttp.send()}

Here's the script that sent the email:

var player = GetPlayer();
var email=player.GetVar("email");
var subject="Leadership characteristics to work on";
var body_start=player.GetVar("TextEntryCommit1"%0D"TextEntryCommit2"%0D"TextEntryCommit3"%0D"TextEntryCommit4"%0D"TextEntryCommit5"%0D"TextEntryCommit6"%0D"TextEntryCommit7"%0D"TextEntryCommit8"%0D"TextEntryCommit9"%0D"TextEntryCommitten"%0D"TextEntryCommit11");
var mailto_link='mailto:'+email+'?subject='+subject+'&body='+escape(body_start);
win=window.open(mailto_link,'emailWin');

I've attached the sample slide if anyone cares to have a look. Apologies for the crazy amount of variables.

The java script for the player is on the master slide

Gonna do some tests and check seeing if i can figure out whats happening for both of you... Sharon and Katherine..

Yeah that second one was for Katherine ;-) Only have to watch out that i don't call my wife Katherine or Sharon, then im in trouble ;-)