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Still struggling with that first course
by Daniel Marshall - Tuesday, 4 April 2017, 10:58 PM
 

Hey everyone,

 

A while back I made a post about my first course and some of the struggles I was going through. I am saddened to say that the issues remain the same despite Helen's helpful reply.

 

Here is what I have got to so far: http://bit.ly/2oA8XV8

 

What I am trying to achieve is still the same:

For that page to load directly as the course loads and to allow for some sort of pagination system to move between the articles. So like a "Next" button that would show when the bottom is reached or a question is answered correctly. I guess it would something similar to: http://spongeukweb.azurewebsites.net/adaptsecurity/adapt/index.html#/id/co-10

 

Also a global score for the questions throughout the module and for it to finish with a total score at the end.

 

I'd be most grateful if you can advice me as to how best I can achieve this.

 

Thanks :)

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Re: Still struggling with that first course
by Matt Leathes - Wednesday, 5 April 2017, 12:05 AM
 

Hi Daniel

As Helen points out this response to your original post you can use the trickle extension 'to allow for some sort of pagination system to move between the articles'. Was this something you tried? If so, what aspect of it are you struggling with?

She also mentions using the start controller extension to set a page to load when the course loads - but as of Adapt 2.0.8 that's no longer necessary - that functionality is built into Adapt itself now and can be accessed via Project Settings > Start. You will need to know the 'id' of the page you want to start with - the id is shown in the browser's address bar when you go to that page, it's the long string of alphanumeric characters that comes after the #/id/ part of the URL e.g. 581540d44635aa3005b6d36e is the id of your introduction page.

'a global score for the questions throughout the module and for it to finish with a total score at the end' may be a bit trickier though