In this video, I’m going to show you how you can have a progress indicator in Adobe Captivate expressed as a whole number percentage. Thanks to Philip Wood for providing the JavaScript for this tutorial.
Download the project file for this video for free: https://www.paulwilsonlearning.com/new-products/progress-percent
Thank you, this worked great! But I still have a problem…When the user goes to the last slide, it automatically shows that the progress is 100%, even if the user did not saw any other slides. Is there a additional variable or a function to count if the user actually saw the slide?
I often create these tutorials for one specific situation. In this case, the video assumed only a linear progression through an eLearning course. You could write a slightly different advanced action that incremented a variable that keeps track of the arrival on each slide but you would also need to keep track if the user has previously visited that slide before. This becomes a more complicated script to write and I’m not sure it’s worth the effort for something as mundane as pagination.
Thank you, this worked great! But I still have a problem…When the user goes to the last slide, it automatically shows that the progress is 100%, even if the user did not saw any other slides. Is there a additional variable or a function to count if the user actually saw the slide?
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