Controlling the Show Variables setting to display either a variable placeholder or the full variable string in a text element

How to use it and test it against a target date

Steps to set a button to show a Pop Up panel as well as include the text string saved to a variable as part of the feedback text on the Pop Up panel.

A Pop Up panel gets shown as a modal window above the main page, which will be shown as grayed-out while the panel is open.

Steps to set a button element to show a Pop Up and display a variable string as feedback.

Learn how to add a Variable to Elements within a video, to show an Element once the Variable is triggered.

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?
 

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.

How can I control the timing of the appearance of elements on the page? Is it through an action or is this done on the timeline? I would like the page content section to appear about 1.5 seconds after the page loads.
 

You can display the value of a variable as part of a text element. In this lesson we'll set up a text element so it shows the text the learner types into a Text Input form control (their name) on the page as a simple example.

Update the pass mark (test score) in four easy steps

Create unique and engaging learner experiences by showing Target Pages as content in a modal window over your main page