Hi there, Thanks a lot for this video. I have a .story file that when added to an existing scene on storyline, the javascript after publishing doesnt perform. Results do not show. I am going to express it in another way : So when i publish my javascript story file seperately and then upload to lms it works but when integrating to another scene it doesnt. why is that. What am i doing wrong. thanks a lot !
Hmm, it could be the way the triggers is set up. That is the only thing I can think of without seeing the Storyline file. Feel free to send that if you want me to look further. jeff@learningdojo.ninja
Hi there! I hope you're doing well. Is there a way to include mathematical COMPLEX formulas in Articulate Storyline? If not, could you please suggest another software similar to Articulate Storyline that allows for easy inclusion of mathematical formulas?
Good question, I think the only way to do this in Storyline would be the JavaScript like I show in this video. Which means you need to know how to do that complex math in JavaScript. I personally do not know if a specific tool because I have not needed to do it myself but wondering if something like h5p.org does because they are academically based.
I'm having an odd issue... Suppose I add 3 variables set to Number: 5, 10, 15. Instead of the sum equaling 30, I'm getting 51015. Why is the javascript treating these numbers as text strings?
Did you add quotes around the numbers? If you did it could interpret it as text strings. If no text strings then it should be a number. I assume at least that is what it may be.
I can get everything to work except to get my student manually entered Numeric Entry to properly compare with the answer. I cannot get Storyline to stop seeing the answer as "0." This is because we must set the answer variable to default as "0." So, when I test my slide, I can only get a "Correct" layer to show as long as I enter "0" into the manual Numeric Entry field. I am unable to find any tutorial that properly explains how to set up the Numeric Entry and variable answer ato perform properly. If we weren't forced to set the answer to "0" I imagine the problem would go away?
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This is an excellent video but I can't seem to get it to work for me. I also cannot find the code snippet, but I think I input the code correctly.
I think you are the one that emailed me about this. Glad we got it figured out.
Hi there, Thanks a lot for this video. I have a .story file that when added to an existing scene on storyline, the javascript after publishing doesnt perform. Results do not show. I am going to express it in another way : So when i publish my javascript story file seperately and then upload to lms it works but when integrating to another scene it doesnt. why is that. What am i doing wrong. thanks a lot !
Hmm, it could be the way the triggers is set up. That is the only thing I can think of without seeing the Storyline file. Feel free to send that if you want me to look further. jeff@learningdojo.ninja
Hi there! I hope you're doing well. Is there a way to include mathematical COMPLEX formulas in Articulate Storyline? If not, could you please suggest another software similar to Articulate Storyline that allows for easy inclusion of mathematical formulas?
Good question, I think the only way to do this in Storyline would be the JavaScript like I show in this video. Which means you need to know how to do that complex math in JavaScript. I personally do not know if a specific tool because I have not needed to do it myself but wondering if something like h5p.org does because they are academically based.
I'm having an odd issue... Suppose I add 3 variables set to Number: 5, 10, 15. Instead of the sum equaling 30, I'm getting 51015. Why is the javascript treating these numbers as text strings?
Did you add quotes around the numbers? If you did it could interpret it as text strings. If no text strings then it should be a number. I assume at least that is what it may be.
I can get everything to work except to get my student manually entered Numeric Entry to properly compare with the answer. I cannot get Storyline to stop seeing the answer as "0." This is because we must set the answer variable to default as "0." So, when I test my slide, I can only get a "Correct" layer to show as long as I enter "0" into the manual Numeric Entry field. I am unable to find any tutorial that properly explains how to set up the Numeric Entry and variable answer ato perform properly. If we weren't forced to set the answer to "0" I imagine the problem would go away?
Umm, yeah maybe. Do you have an example file you can send me?