Drag & Drop Problem.

I am trying to create a drag and dsrop question on a page in a web based training I am developing. I have 6 columns and six headings I want them to match. The problem I am having is that, right now when I try this, they go to the next page after the feedback appears, even if they get it wrong!Is there a way to make it stay and reset if they have dragged the headings to the wrong columns? Thanks in advance.

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You could have two on show actions on the next page that accomplishes this. One that resets the question using a modify variable action, setting the question variable to nothing. The second action then takes the student back to the question. Both actions should have a condition to check first if the student got it wrong. If using Lectora 2005, this is done using the "Is not correct" condition for the question variable.You could have two on show actions on the next page that accomplishes this. One that resets the question using a modify variable action, setting the question variable to nothing. The second action then takes the student back to the question. Both actions should have a condition to check first if the student got it wrong. If using Lectora 2005, this is done using the "Is not correct" condition for the question variable.

Zan,For Drag-drop and Matching questions, the answers are always in the form of "1-1,2-2" etc depending on how many drag objects are in the question. So you would need to make the condition check if the question's variable value is equal to this.

I have a similar problem to what is mentioned above, but before I elaborate, how would this problem be solved in version 4 (which doesn't seem to have and "is correct" or "is not correct" condition in the drop down list?any help would be appreciatedZan

its a known lack off drag and drop functionallity in Lectora.We solved it by adding quit some external JS coding.BUt more usefull built in DD support would be nicer ...

Aaron could you elaborate on how to reset a question? thanks. Also is there any way to only reset the choices that were incorrect? AND after 2 tries show the correct respond with a custom feedback?Thanks.

aaron wrote:

You could have two on show actions on the next page that accomplishes this. One that resets the question using a modify variable action, setting the question variable to nothing. The second action then takes the student back to the question. Both actions should have a condition to check first if the student got it wrong. If using Lectora 2005, this is done using the "Is not correct" condition for the question variable. Edited By: araponur on 2006-5-22 18:3:28

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