Quiz Success and Failure Captions

Is it possible to set the length of time a quiz success or
failure caption is displayed for the user? I thought I saw settings
somewhere but for the life of me can't figure out where to do this.
Thanks - Helen

Hi betty's mom
Unfortunately this is the way it has always worked in
Captivate. Actually, version 2 is a step better, as the caption
text is no longer misleading. (In Captivate 1, the text said
Correct/Incorrect - Click to continue, which implied you had to
click directly on the caption in order to proceed.)
If you strongly feel you should have the abiity to have them
simply disappear after a pre-determined period of time, please
submit an Enhancement Request. You may do this by
clicking
here.
Cheers... Rick

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I have tried to read the many postings before I submitted
this question. I am sorry if I am still not getting it.
I have created a simulation and I am having trouble pausing
the audio when the user clicks too soon (before the slide audio
stops). When I am testing I will click the wrong area at the time
the audio asks the user to click. (Basically I am clicking too soon
on purpose just as some users might do.) When I click too soon in
the wrong area the 'Failure' caption appears with audio. That is
exactly what I want to happen. But the audio for the slide
continues so I have two audios now playing at the same time. I am
sure it is due to my option settings but which one?
I have a slide with audio that plays for the entire length of
the slide (7.7 secs).
I have one click box on the slide set to 'Continue' on
success. Displays for 4 seconds. Appears on the timeline at 3.7
seconds and lasts for the duration of the slide. The click box has
the following options selected: 'Failure' , 'Stop slide audio when
clicked' , 'Pause project until user clicks' , 'Pause for
success/failure captions'.
The 'Failure' caption options are set to display for 5.6
seconds (the client wanted audio instructions to guide the user
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C

Hi there C
Firstly, apologies for the slow response, but, speaking for
myself, I tend to not answer questions where I am not comfortable
in giving the right answer. However, your plea for assitance has
dragged me out of my shell, so here goes:
My understanding is that on a click object, if you have
selected "stop slide audio on click", then that object will stop
the slide audio ONLY if the user clicks ON it. In other words, a
click anywhere else will bring up the failure caption if this is
set, BUT the slide audio will continue.
Now, to sail into totally uncharted territory, there are 2
things you could try/test:
Insert a click box over the whole slide that "continues on
success" but has your failure audio linked to it and enable the on
success caption, but edit it to show as a failure caption. In other
words, the user has clicked on this object incorrectly, therefore
they need to see and hear the failure of having not having chosen
the correct option. I would suggest that this click box displays
for the rest of the slide, but sits below your original box on the
timeline.
The second option is to set your original click box to
navigate to a duplicate slide on failure that does not contain the
slide audio, but is then set up as your "failure" slide with a
slide navigation back to the original slide after the audio has
completed. If you choose this option, then it might be a good idea
to have your failure text and audio include something like "let us
try again" as the original slide will start playing from scrarch
again.
Please let me know via this post if this helped or not!!
Luck
Andrew

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> and enforced through the default domain policy. New category success
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I've run into some apparent conflicts between the Glossary Widget and click box and button failure captions in Captivate 8.
The course uses the Captivate Glossary widget, which is placed on Screen 1 and set to "not visible", unless the user reveals it.
A button is available on Screen 2 and ff. for revealing the Glossary. It calls an Advanced Action whose main item is "Show the Glossary widget".
Later in the course there is a practice activity based on a software simulation. A scenario is provided and the user is asked what they should do next? There is a click box for the user to click, and a failure caption is supposed to appear if the user clicks in the wrong place. (Hint and Success captions are turned off.)
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Hand cursor on
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Show failure caption
Those properties all work except "Show failure caption". I've played with number of attempts and different caption types but to no avail.
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Pause the project
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Show a Close button for closing the Glossary widget (this is actually a SmartShape that's being treated as a button)
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On day 1 I do this and all is well.
On day 3 I open this file and find the failure caption set to adobe red with a yellow highlight behind the text.
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In Captivate go to File > Export > Project Captions and Closed Captions > Name it > Open resulting Word Doc, it will look like this:
The column on the right, outlined in red, titled "Updated Text Cation Data", is the one you will need to update
In Word (not sure which version you have, this is 07) open the Find and Replace tool. Instead of entering text, click the button labeled "Format" then choose "Font".
Another dialog box will open, "Find Font".
Enter in the current font info, including the color red as that will separate the failure captions from all the rest easily in Word. Then click inside the Replace With field and again click the Format Button and repeat the font process, now entering in the Bold that you desire.
Now, you can either click replace all (you run the risk of changing captions you didn't want to, though choosing red should eliminate that and worked in my test) or replace them one by one so you're sure you only change the ones you intend to.
Once you finish save and close the document with it's original name. Then in Captivate simply import the Captions back in (File > Import > Project Captions and Closed Captions) and viola, you're all set.
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I expected the failure caption to last 3 sec (since that was the default for all the failure captions to begin with). There are only 2 attempts allowed before proceeding to next slide.
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As it stands right now, if I want to put several click boxes on a page and have the success captions for each appear in the same location, I can only set the success/failure caption to display for a limited amount of time. That is the only way to make the text disappear from the screen. The problem is, I want to have several different click boxes. When the user clicks, the success caption should display. Then the user shoudl be able to click on another click box and have the success caption for that appear in the same location. The problem is the success caption from the previous click box may still be displayed (depending on how long it was set to display for). There really needs to be an option to select that says display until next click. It does no good to guess how long a user will want to read the success/failure text before they decide to click on another text box.
You have the same problem with audio. As it is right now, a user can click on several click boxes and have several different audio tracks playing simultaneously. There needs to be an option to disable the first audio track upon clicking the next click box.
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My suggestion would be that you think a little further outside the box to solve this 'issue'.
It appears to me that you want to display information in captions that appear and disappear based on user interaction, correct? AND you also want audio to play at the same time, but you don't want more than one audio track to play, correct?
To achieve what you want requires at least two separate mouse events. One event triggers the caption and audio to appear. The other must trigger any previous captions to disappear and immediately shut off their audio. Since you don't know which of your objects will be the first one interacted with by the user, all of them must be set up to check for any previously invoked captions and audio before turning on their own caption and audio.
Now all of this CAN be done using Captivate's variables and advanced actions. But there IS a much simpler solution staring you in the face. Why is it essential that all of this MUST happen with mouse clicks? Why not use mouse overs events instead?
Captivate provides rollover caption and rollover image objects for which you can attach audio to the object that appears on rollover. These objects have two mouse events (rollover and rollout). Rollover triggers the caption to appear so that the text displays and it's audio plays, while the rollout triggers the caption to disappear and automatically shut off the audio. This means that the user merely needs to move their mouse around the screen rolling over the hot spots to see information and hear audio. And if you just place a click box or button on the slide to pause the playhead, your user can spend as much time as they want reviewing the content before moving on. You don't have to worry about rewinding the playhead with Advanced Actions because clicks on your content objects would resume play.
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