lcMultipleSelect

The <lcMultipleSelect> element was deprecated in DITA version 1.3. It was replaced with the <lcMultipleSelect2> element. It was originally intended to provide an interaction where the learner must indicate two or more correct answers from a list of choices.

Content models

See appendix for information about this element in OASIS document type shells.

Inheritance

+ topic/fig learningInteractionBase-d/lcInteractionBase learning-d/lcMultipleSelect

Example


      <!--Multiple select Interaction                    -->
      <lcMultipleSelect
        id="ms1">
        <title>Finding Major League Baseball logos</title>
        <lcQuestion>Which one of the following is a logo of a Major League Baseball team? (You may
          choose more than one.)</lcQuestion>
        <lcAnswerOptionGroup>
          <lcAnswerOption
            id="A">
            <lcAnswerContent>
              <image
                href="logo1.gif"/>
            </lcAnswerContent>
            <lcCorrectResponse/>
            <lcFeedback>Yes, that's one.</lcFeedback>
          </lcAnswerOption>
          <lcAnswerOption
            id="B">
            <lcAnswerContent>
              <image
                href="logo2.gif"/>
            </lcAnswerContent>
            <lcCorrectResponse/>
            <lcFeedback>Yes, that's one.</lcFeedback>
          </lcAnswerOption>
          <lcAnswerOption
            id="C">
            <lcAnswerContent>
              <image
                href="logo3.gif"/>
            </lcAnswerContent>
            <lcFeedback>No, not that one. Sorry!</lcFeedback>
          </lcAnswerOption>
          <lcAnswerOption
            id="D">
            <lcAnswerContent>
              <image
                href="logo4.gif"/>
            </lcAnswerContent>
            <lcCorrectResponse/>
            <lcFeedback>Yes, that's one.</lcFeedback>
          </lcAnswerOption>
        </lcAnswerOptionGroup>
      </lcMultipleSelect>

Attributes

The following attributes are available on this element: Universal attribute group (with a narrowed definition of @id, given below) and outputclass.

@id (REQUIRED): Defines an ID by which the element can be referenced.