jQuery vs Lectora 17

georgeb · August 14, 2017

Hi all, not sur eif this is the right place to ask / notify:

I tried to do something with jQuery. So to get going I started the Part 1 blog by Trivantis: https://www.trivantis.com/blog/using-jquery-lectora-customize-e-learning-courses-part-1/

But: The first test already fails. Is this because I'm using Lectora 17? (Publisher, desktop)

Anyone else has problems? Or maybe cool jquery examples like a horizontal drag drop exercise?

klaatu · August 14, 2017

What are you trying to do that failed and how did you do it? There is no issue using jQuery with version 17.

georgeb · August 15, 2017

Disabling the check boxes.

When I load the page (preview and published to html) I don't see the page as it should. Like it doesn't load the styling.

(similar like when you load a page when an action has a missing target)

timk · August 15, 2017

The code from the blog article should work (as long as you've deactivated Seamless Play). If you copied the code directly from the blog to Lectora, you should be aware that you have to replace all the fancy quotes (which aren't quotes) with real quotes:

$("input").click(check_and_limit);

function check_and_limit() {
if ($("input:checked").length == 3) {
$("input:not(:checked)").attr("disabled", true)
} else {
$("input").attr("disabled", false)
}
}

georgeb · August 15, 2017

Aha, that works, thanks!

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