Now it is just the case of inserting the mailto.html file as a web object.

This is because when I had it on the results slide it sent an email every time I failed as well as passed, this felt like overkill. Now open your Captivate project and go to the slide you want the email to send from.Make sure that the key is still in between the two apostrophes and then save the document. On line 51 of mailto.html you should see the words Your Key Here.Once you have your API key you need to copy it into the mailto.html.

Step 2: Getting the mailto.html file into Captivate You can set up multiple API keys and use different ones for different Captivate projects.

On the next screen you need to select Add API Key.

Here you need to select Get API Keys on the right.

Once you have told them about yourself you will be directed to the dashboard.

Getting a Mandrill API key is simple, all you need to do is follow the steps below:

Insert mailto.html into your Captivate project.

Once you have downloaded the source files (see big purple button) there are five steps to get this working in your own project: With a few tweaks here and there I was able to get emails automatically send from Captivate in HTML5, sending both user variables and Captivates quiz variables. Last month I stumbled onto Marius Craciunoiu blog post about the Mandrill App. In flash I used the CPGURU email reporting widget and have been unable to replicate it’s functionality with HTML5. Since the move to HTML5 I have been trying to find a way to automatically send e-Learning data from Captivate without using the users’ email client.

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