Topic: Designing Captivate-ing Games using JavaScript, Advanced Actions, and Variables
Description: Did you know that you can create interactive games by using Adobe Captivate? Join Sreekanth Chakravarthy, Lead Learning Designer at IBM India, for an interesting session on how to create the classic Snakes and Ladders game by using JavaScript, custom effects and advanced actions provided by Adobe Captivate 7. Also, get some great tips and pointers on how to enhance the logic and create other engaging interactivities and board games.
Hi, I am having some issues with creating a command line simulation in Captivate 7. The user has to enter correct information on one slide in a text entry box. The user then needs to enter a command on another slide. If the information in the first text entry box is not correct they will get on message, conversely it’s correct they will get another.
I have tried to set it up using an conditional action but it seems like I am missing something as it’s not working. Any suggestions? Can Captivate store the correct data from a text entry box once you move to another slide?
Hey Lisa
I have assumed that you have used a conditional action which jumps to a slide if the entry is correct and jumps to another slide for a wrong entry. Am I correct?
Also, can you let me know if you have enabled the checkbox “Validate user input” in the PI along with applying the conditional action.
Thanks and Regards
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Hi Donal, here’s the correct link:
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