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Hello,

I've successfully created an assessment in Adapt for publication on Saba, and it's functioning well. However, when users attempt to view their results in Saba, they see 'interaction IDs' (equivalent to question IDs) presented as generated numbers, such as: 65770f69b8a61439708c9c71

I've noticed that these interaction/question IDs are defined in the components.json file.

Despite not being a programmer, I'm wondering if there's a possibility or easy way to override these question IDs with more user-friendly labels, like Question 1, Question 2, Question 3, and so on. Is this feasible?

BIG THANK YOU :)

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With the evolution of devices from desktop to laptop and the ubiquitous mobile phones and tablets, the way people interact has changed completely. Elearning authoring tools have also evolved, brought in changes to add multi-device support and responsive output. Some of the currently available, popular authoring tools are Adapt, Evolve, Elucidat, GOMO, etc.

Though there is a wide gamut of authoring tools available, it has to be kept in mind that no two content authoring tools will work the same way. Some programs are geared towards beginners (novice level with no programming experience) who want rapid elearning development and take advantage of pre-existing templates. Whereas others target advanced users (Expert level with programming experience) who want highly customized content.

In this blog we are going to look at the features of Adapt authoring tool:

Adapt is an open source project targeted towards novice level and Expert level users developed by Adapt community. For customized content or layouts, you need to be familiar with Web technologies like HTML, JavaScript, and CSS. Adapt acts as an authoring tool, as well as a framework that has a reusable codebase for developing single page responsive courses. Adapt also boasts of an interface for novices who can easily author courses without having to fiddle around with the source code.

Features of Adapt:

Unique Structure:
Adapt has a unique “single page application” structure which reduces the number of HTTP requests to the server which would drastically bring down the load time of the pages.

Design:
It’s “mobile first” design approach that allows the users to keep scrolling the mobile to view content in a page, thereby giving a continuous visual flow down in a page.

Configurable:
The flexibility in providing configurable styles for layouts, styling and functionality, makes Adapt a very attractive and powerful content authoring tool.

Output:
Adapt output would work perfectly well across all modern browsers and operating systems like Android, iOS and Windows. The course output is HTML5 which is supported by all latest browsers. The HTML5 content is styled and made interactive using other programming languages like Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) and JavaScript. A framework like Adapt helps developers create a responsive experience by giving them the necessary tools to create a single piece of content for multiple devices.

Plug-ins:
Adapt is completely extendable through plug-ins and is built on a modular structure. You can add your own plug-ins and add them easily in to the framework or the authoring tool. There are four types of plug-ins which are Components, Extensions, Menus, and Themes.

Navigation:
Adapt allows you to define the flow of the content. It provide four types of locking on menu pages: sequential, unlockFirst, lockLast, and custom.

Sequential – The first menu item will be enabled and the subsequent item will be displayed.
UnlockFirst – The first menu item and the following items will be disabled.
lockLast – All menu items will be enable except the last one.
Custom – You can define the criteria to unlock menu items (ex: You can define that the user must complete menu items two and four to unlock menu item five)

Better course management:
Adapt also helps to create copies of course, so you can create new course based on the existing ones. Adapt courses can be well structured and could be used to define the flow of the content.

Publishing standard:
Adapt courses can be published in SCORM 1.2 standard.

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Hi,

I'm experiencing an issue on certain Android devices where if I combine a Narrative (or Hotgraphic) with a Text Input component (both on the same page) the keyboard is closed immediatly after I try to access the Text Input.. This is due to the Narrative component.

For instance: If I switch to landscape mode on a Galaxy Tab 8 (Chrome and FF, Android 10 and 11; tested both) and the Hotgraphic appears instead of the Narrative all is fine, whereas in portrait mode the keyboard becomes inaccessible.. If I remove the Narrative all together, the Text Input (and thus the keyboard) works fine.

Appears to be some sort of focussing issue..

Does this sound familiar to anyone?

Works fine on a Nokia 4.2 (Chrome, Android 11), as well as different IOS devices.

Hi Winston.

I believe the default is for spoor to "Store question state" this adds a lot of data to the suspend data string as each question adds its identifier (about 20 chars) to the string e.g. "CIhOiBYQEEA4MfCgi",

I dont think theres a lot to be gained from compressing the string... its really a limitation of SCORM.

However it should still save progress to some degree - e.g. if the complete it should show as complete.

However some LMSs will close the course if there are any SCORM errors which would include trying to save too much suspend data.

Which LMS are you using?

Paul - (Can Studios)

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Thanks for the reply. When this happens, no error appears in the console.

I pass the information.

Adapt-iframe: https://github.com/cgkineo/adapt-iframe
Adapt_framework: "frameworkRevision": "tags/v5.12.0"
Trickle versión: 5.2.4

If the page does not have the trickle activated, it works correctly. When the trickle is activated the iframe doesn't load. On Mac and iOS.

I have to rectify something I put above. The version we tested on was iOS 15.2

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Good Morning. I'm telling you about a problem I'm having with the trickle extension and the adapt-iframe component, in case you can help me. When I put the adap-iframe component at the end of a page with the trickle disabled, it doesn't load. This happens in iOS 11 and safari 15.2. We are using the latest version of trickle and authoring tools.
In the page all the blocks have the trickle activated except the block with the adapt-iframe component.

You could use the authoring tool?
Free demo from our website if you need a hosted service?

https://canstudios.com/adapt-authoring-toolkit/premium-authoring-package/

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Hi, We installed the Google translate extension (https://github.com/taylortom/adapt-googleTranslate) and now want to add PrintPage (https://github.com/KingsOnline/adapt-printPage). However it is not visible.

Somehow it is placed as last part of the navigation area, but it moves out.

If I move the button for icon-printer before the google div, I get it in my navigation again.

But how can I force the AT to do that? (we are using FW4.5.0 with AAT0.10.4)

Thanks for any ideas, John

Hi Sherri,

The tilemenu doesn't have a fixed size as the images are meant to cover the tile based on the ever changing screen size. As all screen sizes are different based on what you are working on. Phone, tablet, laptop and desktop.

The closest thing you can try is the following below in project settings, which will contain the images in each tile, but doing that the images will be fitting proportionately sometimes showing white in the background behind the image.

.tilesmenu-menu .menu-item-inner {background-size: contain !important; background-position: center top !important;}

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Thanks very much Stephen, really appreciate the assistance.

That's got me a step further, for some reason I'm now getting the below, just before being able to specify the super admin account. I think something must have changed on Goorm as this was really straightforward before.

error [05 Nov 20 08:32:41 +00:00] Error downloading the framework /bin/sh: 1: Syntax error: "(" unexpected

ERROR: /bin/sh: 1: Syntax error: "(" unexpected

Failed to create master tenant. Please check the console output.

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