Gsap Mouse Down animation
Hello everyone, I am currently working on a little game where the character used must walk, so I've been trying to use GSAP to make it work, the interaction is simple: While the button is pressed, the character moves to the left, it already worked when is a simple click on the button, it moved a certain distance in a certain amount of time, now I want it to move while the button is pressed. Here is the code... let object1 = document.querySelector("[data-model-id='6ZrZMfnavnW']"); let button = document.querySelector("[data-model-id='6fhUtThupA']"); button.addEventListener("mousedown", ()=>{ gsap.to(object1, { x: "20", ease: power1.inOut }); }); If anyone could help, I would be very grateful, and it could be useful for somebody else another time.Firewall blocking slide data files
Hi, I'm having an issue with an older (pre-2020) Storyline project. Our firewall flags as a threat the slide data files (in the html5>data folder). The firewall error message does not provide any additional information, and the files themselves have only one function call, window.globalProvideData(), with a long JSON of a slide's data as an argument. Do you know why a firewall might find this suspicious? I've attached an example of a blocked file. Thanks in advance!Menu items and screen readers
When reviewing for 508 compliance on Storyline projects, as we use the "tab" key to navigate through the menu items, no matter which menu item it lands on, the screen reader reads “Menu property page outline-container navigation landmark Menu tree view 1 [our project title] visited 1 of 8 level 1.” In other words, it's not really defining the true landmark of the tabbed location. This screenshot shows we are on menu item 6, but it’s still reading “…1 of 8 level 1…" I don't see that this discrepancy can be solved by changing alt text of the menu. How have you overcome this when editing for 508?XLF import - showing code?
Hello I have just imported in an XLF file which contained our text translated into another language, but after importing, a load of slides that had text is now showing code?! Has anyone experienced this before? Anyone got any suggestions for fixing or the reason behind it? Any help that can be provided would be extremely appreciated. Thank youLinks to external files break when the author is not the publisher
Before I start, check out this link to a Storyline project I created that illustrates the problem: https://360.articulate.com/review/content/92a6cce9-5da1-46e6-80c5-b6a346be23b4/review Password: PROBLEMS The Situation An author (call them Author1) creates a Storyline file. This file has some slides with triggers that open an external file stored on their local computer. Then, this author gets a new job and leaves the company. Another person is hired to take over Author1's duties. We will call this person Publisher1 They open the file, finish working on it, and publish. They upload as normal to their LMS. The Problem Now, when the users access the published content, none of the triggers to those external files work. Why? Because they were local file paths on Author1's computer. Those file paths don't point to the file from Publisher1's computer. The Current Workaround The solution that is currently provided by Storyline is to add those files to the resources tab first, so they get copied into the Storyline file itself. Then, when you create a link on the slide trigger, you need to remember to type in story_content/external_files/MyFile.pdf. Worse, if you need to replace the file with another file that has a different filename, you need to remember to change it in TWO places (Resources and the triggers on the slides). We Need a Better Solution This is not an elegant or easy solution for many people. It is prone to typos and it is hard to remember the exact text you must type in each time. I'd expect it to work properly without having to remember this "one weird trick". Has anyone found a better solution? There are discussions going back 9 years on this forum asking for a fix and as far as I can tell, it's still an issue. Here are some of them: Relative File/URL Links | Articulate - Community Broken links /path to external pdf-files | Articulate - Community Resources and URLs | Articulate - Community I work for a company with over 70,000 employees. We create hundreds of trainings each year. Some of them have over 100 slides. Doing this manually is not an option. I wish the Media Library allowed us to add external files with the same method we use for audio and video files. Those files would be imported directly into the Storyline file and everything would be embedded/linked during publishing using relative file directory paths instead of fully resolved paths on the local computer doing the publishing. The Resources tab does this today, we just need to be able to do this without the "one weird trick" method. It should just work.Cornerstone Report 2.0
Hi all, Does anyone have any experience with running reports in Cornerstone, particularly the Report 2.0 feature? I'm trying to generate a report that would tell me the total number of users who last accessed specific courses/curricula in a specified date range (e.g. last week/month/year). To be more specific I have 8 curricular on the platform, and we're trying to get reliable data on the total number of individuals who accessed any of these 8 curricula within a date range. It also does not matter what the status of the course is. What is key is the learners opening up the course/curriculum again. For example, if I complete one of the curricula in Jan, but I've opened it again March for whatever reason (to refer to, revise, etc.), that access in April would still need to be counted. Kind regards, Sam
