Captivate: Using Javascript to show/hide text captions

Hello,
I want to show/hide a text caption using javascript. I can't find the way of doing it with advanced actions. I dont know if it's because it belongs to a question slide in a pool. Does somebody knows if it's possible and how it can be done??

You can set the length of the variable when you insert it.
15 characters is just the default setting.
What I meant by COULD is that the kind of thing you are asking about here (using JavaScript to hide objects inside a Captivate movie at runtime) is not as simple as you'd like it to be.
JavaScript is not my particular area of expertise, but there are some people that chime in on this forum that ARE experts at JS. But I think they would also be the first to say that it's not as simple a thing to pull off as just "knowing the command to hide/show an object".
The easiest tool to use in Captivate for showing or hiding objects is Advanced Actions. The next easiest thing to use is ActionScript 3, and that's hard. JavaScript is a very useful programming language, but it spends all of its life outside the Captivate movie looking in through AS3's External Interface. So JS alone is not going to solve all your issues.

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Hello,
I'm sure this could work with advanced actions
Since I have been blogging and writing a lot about advanced actions, perhaps I could help to debug? If this is acceptable to you, I will have a look at your actions, and try to understand what you want to realize. What do you think?
Here is a link to my blog, just to prove my credibility:
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Advanced actions - trying to show a text caption

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IF variable1 is equal to 0
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Play Audio sound.wav
Continue
This is working fine, and the corresponding smart shapes are showing as they should when each of the click boxes is clicked on.
But I have an additional feedback text caption that I want to show after all 5 smart shapes are showing. I tried setting up an advanced action that looks like this:
IF
variable1 is equal to 1 AND
variable2 is equal to 1 AND
variable3 is equal to 1 AND
variable4 is equal to 1 AND
variable5 is equal to 1
ACTIONS
Show feedbackTextCaption
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@Jay How do you trigger that last conditional action? Which event do you use? You explain that the first described action is triggered by the click box, but not what is triggering the conditional action.
I suspect you'll have to combine both actions, and assign them to each click box. That means a conditional action with two decisions:
First decision 'Always' needs the condition 'IF 1 is equal to 1' to create a mimicked standard action, and has to show the text caption, to assign 1 to the variable and to play the audio. I don't know why you added 'Continue'? If the click boxes pause all at the same moment, don't add Continue, let the playhead remain at the same location.
Second decision 'Checker' is the conditional action that you wrote, checking the values of the 5 variables, and if they have all the value 1 to show the feedback text.

Radio Button javascript onclick show hide textbox

Currently, if the radio button is clicked then text box is
shown else if radio button 2 is clicked then textbox is invisible.
(only one textbox being shown or being hidden)
I wish to have 2 text boxes
If radio button 1 is clicked then textbox1 is visible
If radio button 2 is clicked then textbox2 is visible.
What changes do I have to do in my code for this to work?
feel free to test this.
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0
Transitional//EN" "
http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">
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<head>
<script type="text/javascript">
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var div_ref = document.all("id_div");
div_ref.style.visibility = "visible";
</script>
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html;
charset=iso-8859-1" />
</head>
<body>
<tr>
<td>
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button 1
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value="Radiobutton2" onclick="hide();" unchecked>Radio button 1
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<td>
<div id=id_div style="visibility:hidden;">
Show Textbox1
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</div>
</td>
</tr>
</body>
</html>
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thanks
YES
i will be submitting data to a field in the database.
First the vlaue of the radio Button
For example if the first radio button
then the value of the first radio button value =1
goes to the field in the database
also
the text box that will show. will have data entered in the
tesx box and the value will be submitted
to a field.
thanks
shall i still use your code????
thanks
also, instead of having 2 javascripts controlling the show
hide, just join them and assume that at each click the div is
visible.
the first part of the if statement in the js just makes sure
the div's display is none. then it displays the one you are
calling.
the else allows you to close the divs without having any
open.
i'm doing this from home, so i cant really test it, but, it
looks like it should work.
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Greetings,
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Anytown, CA 12345
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Make sure your brackets are properly placed and matched.
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SyntaxError: invalid property id
1:Console:Exec
undefined
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Make sure your brackets are properly placed and matched.
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"CHI Midlands":{ line1: "11111 S. 84th Street", line2: "Papillion, NE 68046" },
"Creighton University Medical Center":{ line1: "601 N. 30th Street", line2: "Omaha, NE 68131" },
"Nebraska Medical Center":{ line1: "4400 Emile Drive", line2: "Omaha, NE 68105" }
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Hi,
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when i click other i want a text box to appear that a user can write in, and if the user changes their mind after writing in the box i want the text box to disappear
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Help Needed with JavaScript for show/hide subforms controlled by dropdown selection... Please!

I have created a form that depending on what is seleced in a drop down menu it should determine what subform is displayed. The code I am pasting below only works with one (4 total) of the selections in the dropdown.
I am not a scriptor by any strectch of the imagination! Can anyone see what I need to fix in the below to get this to work. It is almost like I am missing some sort of "or" statement... Any suggestions?
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customprint.presence = "hidden";
frontpagenote.presence = "hidden";
weprint.presence = "hidden";
preprint.presence = "hidden";
if (xfa.event.newText == "CustomPrint"){customprint.presence = "visible";}
else {frontpagenote.presence = "hidden";
weprint.presence = "hidden";
preprint.presence = "hidden";}
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weprint.presence = "hidden";
customprint.presence = "hidden";}
if (xfa.event.newText == "FrontPageNote"){frontpagenote.presence = "visible";}
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weprint.presence = "hidden";
customprint.presence = "hidden";}
if (xfa.event.newText == "WePrint"){weprint.presence = "visible";}
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preprint.presence = "hidden";
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First of all i suggest you clean up the code a bit. Use this for example.
var strSelectedText = xfa.event.newText;
customprint.presence      = (strSelectedText == "CustomPrint") ? "visible" : "hidden";
preprint.presence            = (strSelectedText == "PrePrint") ? "visible" : "hidden";
frontpagenote.presence   = (strSelectedText == "FrontPageNote") ? "visible" : "hidden";
weprint.presence            = (strSelectedText == "WePrint") ? "visible" : "hidden";
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console.show();
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console.println("customprint.presence = " +customprint.presence );
console.println("preprint.presence = " + preprint.presence );
console.println("frontpagenote.presence = " + frontpagenote.presence );
console.println("weprint.presence = " + weprint.presence );
// End optional code.
What the above does is just have the same if/else you use, it just does it in much less code/scripting.
The optional code is for you to verify what actually goes on. Wich values are changed or given, etc.
What also might help is to write down the full path off the subform you want to change the presence of.
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Hope this helps.
Rien.

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