CurrentDate System Variable

dominKnow | ONE provides a number of system variables such as Learner Progress and Test scores. This information is typically displayed on endscreens, but you may wish to customize those endscreens or even create your own variables. With most of these variables they will also provide data down to several decimal places. Such as 54.745. This may be too many decimal places for you and you might simply want the number to be rounded up to the nearest whole number.

dominKnow | ONE has a great range of options for working with variables. Here are the starting points you need to know.

Is there any way to use the built in variables with Element States? I'm assuming not since they aren't available in the drop-down, but I thought I would ask :)
 

I want to customize the display of an image on the Module summary screen based on the performance of a Pre-test score, so would like to be able to access {{sys.currentModule.pretestscore}} .


 


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As you create a Project, you’re adding in all kinds of information like the Project’s name, the names of Pages it contains, or what the passing score is for a test.

A lot of that information is available as a System Variable that you can display in a text element.

This example shows how to set a text element to display the System Variable for the name of the Project.

These same steps apply to any of the other available System Variables.

The dominKnow I ONE authoring platform provides the tools to rapidly create engaging digital learning content. Using Variables throughout your course content will enrich the interactive learning experience for your target audience, and take your authoring skills to the next level. There are countless ways in which authors can use variables, from the basic system variables to complex, customised variables, with conditions, that will add a level of programming-like control to your authoring ski...

System requirements and supported browsers for users of dominKnow | ONE and content published from dominKnow | ONE.

If you want a simulation to play continually, you can accomplish this through leveraging actions and a variable with Capture.

Easily allow a learner to type into a page and capture the typed text as a variable

LCMS 101: What is a Learning Content Management System?

Let's say I have a variable named stringA and another named stringB. I would like to combine them into a third variable named stringC, but separate by a comma.
Example:
stringA = Pleasantville
stringB = New York
stringC = stringA, stringB aka Pleasantville, New York
How might I go about this? I can't seem to use the Set Variable option, because the Value box won't let me put more than one variable in it. Short of potentially using custom JS, is there a way to do this in dominKnow?