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From: oukaischunomai on 17 Jan 2008 06:03 Hello everyone!! I would be very glad if anyone could help me! I created a test with AW and it works very well. My problem is that in the ".txt" file that is created (appendextfile), the "firsttrycorrect" responses keep adding themselves among the exercices. How can I do to set the count to zero, so that each exercise has is own number of correct responses? Do I have to restart the file everytime??! Thx in advance...
From: Amy Blankenship-Adobe Community Expert on 17 Jan 2008 10:42 "oukaischunomai" <webforumsuser(a)macromedia.com> wrote in message news:fmnclm$3lg$1(a)forums.macromedia.com... > Hello everyone!! > I would be very glad if anyone could help me! I created a test with AW and > it > works very well. My problem is that in the ".txt" file that is created > (appendextfile), the "firsttrycorrect" responses keep adding themselves > among > the exercices. How can I do to set the count to zero, so that each > exercise has > is own number of correct responses? Do I have to restart the file > everytime??! It would be helpful if you described more fully what your logic is and where you've put it.
From: oukaischunomai on 17 Jan 2008 12:42 Thx to have read me :) I'll try to be clear, but I'm sorry I don't know AW 7 very well and my english is not that good...! So I'm creating a program: first of all, the person has to enter her/his name ("username") and a .txt file is being created at her/his name. Then the person has to click on a button to choose what she/he wants to study (she/he has the choice between 3 exercices: active/passive/relative sentences). In all exercises, the person has to read a written sentence, then choose the image corresponding to the sentence between 4 choices and finally click on it (I created an interaction and 3 responses have the "wrong" status and only 1 has the "correct" status). Then it goes to the next sentence. At the end of each exercise (active/passive/relative), the results are written in the .txt file previously created (I simply put: AppendExtFile (Username^".txt"; FirstTryCorrect) ), so I can have a feedback about the performances of the person... I hope it's clear enough for the moment? :) My problem is: when the person begins the 2nd exercise (passive), the correct responses are keeping adding themselves to them of the 1st exercise (active). So my question is, how can I do, so that the "correct response counter" is back to 0 at the beginning of each new exercise??
From: Amy Blankenship-Adobe Community Expert on 17 Jan 2008 14:03 Just to be clear: You are using the FirstTryCorrect variable, and you want the FirstTryCorrect variable to reset when you go to the next exercise? Try Initialize(FirstTryCorrect) at the beginning of the next exercise. HTH; Amy "oukaischunomai" <webforumsuser(a)macromedia.com> wrote in message news:fmo42t$s7o$1(a)forums.macromedia.com... > Thx to have read me :) I'll try to be clear, but I'm sorry I don't know AW > 7 > very well and my english is not that good...! So I'm creating a program: > first > of all, the person has to enter her/his name ("username") and a .txt file > is > being created at her/his name. Then the person has to click on a button > to > choose what she/he wants to study (she/he has the choice between 3 > exercices: > active/passive/relative sentences). In all exercises, the person has to > read a > written sentence, then choose the image corresponding to the sentence > between 4 > choices and finally click on it (I created an interaction and 3 responses > have > the "wrong" status and only 1 has the "correct" status). Then it goes to > the > next sentence. At the end of each exercise (active/passive/relative), the > results are written in the .txt file previously created (I simply put: > AppendExtFile (Username^".txt"; FirstTryCorrect) ), so I can have a > feedback > about the performances of the person... I hope it's clear enough for the > moment? :) My problem is: when the person begins the 2nd exercise > (passive), > the correct responses are keeping adding themselves to them of the 1st > exercise > (active). So my question is, how can I do, so that the "correct response > counter" is back to 0 at the beginning of each new exercise?? >
From: oukaischunomai on 17 Jan 2008 14:51 Thx a lot... can't believe it was THAT simple... Thx for your help :)
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