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Mar 23,  · In this video, we will show you how to build this drag and drop exercise in Adobe Captivate step-by-step. Don’t forget to download this example for free. Mar 13,  · Hi, I have a number of drag and drop interactions and in each case I allow 3 attempts (in each case users are required to sort the drag sources into two drop targets). After the third attempt, if still incorrect, I want to display an incorrect caption (rather than a try again caption) but there is. A drag-and-drop interaction involves a drag source and a drop target. Users drag the drag sources and drop them onto drop targets. Adobe Captivate also lets you group drag sources and drop targets into ‘Types’. For example, you can create a type Stationery to include drag sources pen, pencil, and eraser.
 
 

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In the Correct Answers dialog box, create the order by arranging the answers in the required way and select Sequence option under Type. Further, for each answer set, you can also specify if the drop targets have to accept answers in any combination specified or if the answers have to be provided in the specified sequence only. The first answer set with the mapping that you specified while creating an interaction is already listed.

Then, click the row under Drop Target and click the target name from the drop-down list. Specify the source for this target, by clicking the row under Drag Source and then clicking a source name from the drop-down list.

Count indicates the number of objects in the drag source type that can be correct answers. By default, this number is obtained from the mapping you specified while configuring the interaction. Click the Count row to specify a different number. If you want users to map the drag sources and drop targets in the order you have specified, click Sequence from the Type list.

List of all drag source types that the selected drop target can accept. To exclude a drag source type from a drop target, uncheck the check box corresponding to the drag source type. Select the Accept all check box to specify that the drop target can accept all objects in the selected drag source types.

In scenarios where you want only some of the objects from a drag source type to be accepted, uncheck the Accept All check box and specify the number of objects that can be accepted.

Use these options to specify the number of objects that can be accepted and what happens when users drag and drop objects more than the specified number. Click the drop target on stage and then select one of the following options in the Drop Target accordion of the Drag and Drop Interaction panel:.

In the text caption that appears on stage, type the message to be displayed to users when users drag a correct source and drop on the target. In the text caption that appears on stage, type the message to be displayed to users when they drag a wrong source and drop on the target.

In the text caption that appears on stage, type the message to be displayed to users when they hover their mouse over the drop target.

When users drag and drop a source to a target, you may want to play audio to make the interaction more interesting.

To specify the behavior of drag sources during or after they are dropped onto drop targets, use the following options:. Hit Area Padding. Refers to the padding around the selected drop target. The drag sources are considered to be dropped onto the target when users drop them anywhere within this padding area that is not necessarily on the target.

Click one of the following options to specify how drag sources snap after dropping onto the selected target:. Drag sources snap to the selected anchor points. You can select from one of the nine anchor points you see under the Anchor option. Multiple drag sources are piled or placed in the selected order. Select a tiling option in the panel. A value of 0 makes the drag sources invisible after they are dropped.

Select Front or Back to specify the z-order of the drag sources after they are dropped onto the target. The first source that is dropped is placed in front or back of the drop target. The subsequent objects that are dropped are placed in front or back of the previously dropped object.

Correct Answers. Use to specify the ‘or’ conditions for the correct answers.