Time Test
June 6, 2008 12:00 AM
Hmmmm...haven't thought about that because I've always hated that approach (I want my learners to control when they go to the next page and I always use feedback text boxes on the page to display their feedback so they review it carefully and, in most cases, have the opportunity to try again if they got it wrong. That's one of the many reasons I use custom actions and stuff with quiz questions, instead of using Lectora's out-of-the-box functionality.)I guess if you are in that situation though, then perhaps my solution wouldn't be ideal, although you could certainly mimic the normal click-Next-to-feedback functionality by adding actions to the Special Next button to 1) evaluate whether the question variable is equal to 0 (or whatever the null value is when a question hasn't been answered yet, and, if it is, display the "gotta answer it" message, 2) if the question value is not 0, evaluate the correctness of the answer then display the apppropriate feedback about how they answered the question, and then 3) hide itself if the value of the question variable isn't 0.Does that make sense? I think at that point there are probably more actions than would be worth it compared to merceg's original idea.Laura
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