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Attached is an example of how I solved this on one question.   

1. The slide is just a multiple choice.   I will actually set the answer to correct or wrong based on what they do in the fake interaction... see next.
2. There is an extra layer in this question where the interaction actually occurs.  Here there is a textentry box and javascript that examines the user's input when they submit it.
   
   In my javascript I check for the word "Plug" or the word "blind", if either word is anywhere in the typed response, the script then changes the multiple choice on the base layer to the correct answer.
   
   Check it out.

Aaah Javascript to the rescue! Thank you both, I shall check those both out :) x

So glad that this conversation was able to help you as well, Micah. Thanks for popping in to share and welcome to E-Learning Heroes 😊

Hi all, I am trying to do exactly this on a project that I am working on but it is not working.  I'm assuming that it is due to me having the Java script incorrect.

Would it be possible for someone to take a quick look to see if there is anything obvious going on?

Steven,

I published your story and it seems to be working.

https://360.articulate.com/review/content/f65a30ab-1ce5-43b5-9873-04164ed7fe33/review

My tests were:

Drain - succeeded

Coolant - succeeded

Drain Coolant - succeeded

Cat - failed

Dog - failed

Put it down the drain - succeeded

Hi Jerry. Thank you for this.  I'll give it a ho again.

In each of my tests, I just typed some content in the box and clicked the Submit icon in the lower right corner.

Hi Jerry, Not sure if you can help again.  I am trying to get the java scrip to include upper case and lower case, so I have just copied and pasted the line relating to the word and changed the first letter to upper case.  This now only accepts the upper case word and ignores the lower case.  Are you able to help?

var player = GetPlayer();

var str = player.GetVar("draincoolant");
var n = str.search("drain");
var n = str.search("Drain");
var m = str.search("coolant");
var m = str.search("Coolant");

if(n >= 0){
player.SetVar("draincoolant", "Drain coolant"); 
}else if(m >= 0){
player.SetVar("draincoolant", "Drain coolant"); 
}else{
player.SetVar("draincoolant", str);
}

I've also tried changing the Var n to a different letter as I appreciate that a duplicate of the letter will confuse it.  So:

var n = str.search("drain");

var o = str.search("Drain");

var p = str.search("coolant");

var q = str.search("Coolant");

etc...

And then updated the second part accordingly,  but this still didn't work.  I'm sure that there is a simple solution.

This tutorial is gone.