Exit Course button doesn't work in Articulate Review

Sep 08, 2017

I created an "Exit Course" button on my Storyline 360 results slide. It work just fine when I am in preview mode in Storyline. I published it to Review but when my team mate goes through it in Review, she was not allowed to exit the course when the button was clicked.  

21 Replies
Alyssa Gomez

Hi Christine!

The exit course trigger in Storyline 360 doesn't work in all HTML5 browsers due to browser limitations. Do you know what browser your teammate used to review the course? Did you publish for HTML5 first or HTML5 only?

Try publishing with Flash first or Flash only, just for comparison's sake. Have you teammate test the Exit Course button again, and let me know if that solves it. 

Christine Carlstead

Hello Alyssa. I have run into another snag. My Storyline courses have been uploaded to our SharePoint site and the Exit Course button is not working again. I have published them to Web as Flash/HTML5 and as just Flash. The Exit Course button didn't work with either one. Any suggestions? Oh and to answer your first question, we are using Internet Explorer 11.

Alyssa Gomez

Hi Ari,

So sorry for the confusion! We've gotten some further clarification from our Product team on how the exit course trigger behaves in Articulate Review.

Exit course triggers and player tabs won't work in Articulate Review. However, they'll work in browsers that allow tabs to close programmatically when your published output is hosted on a web server or LMS.

You can find this and other exceptions for Articulate Review here

Training  Specialists

thanks for the update.  It is a bit frustrating to have to add a 'caveat' slide for my end reviewers with this information.  It usually means we have to set the course up at the end in a second environment to ensure that player tabs and exit buttons can be shown to the end reviewers.

I hope this is something that your developers are working on addressing.  The review tool was something that was touted as a big selling point, and while it gives you 90% of what you need, that last 10% is important as well.

 

 

Luciana Piazza

Hello Sarah!

Glad that my colleague Joe was able to assist you! 

I just wanted to add a quick note: it looks like your email signature came through when you replied via email. You can remove it by clicking ‘Edit’ below your response. Here’s a quick Peek 360 video if you need help.

Have a great day! 🎉