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1. #Tutorial use 32 bit plugins in your 64 bit daw with jbridge update#
2. #Tutorial use 32 bit plugins in your 64 bit daw with jbridge download#

Every time I go to new pages the url changes accordingly. If I progress in the course the url changes to. In the course window an url like "./pluginfile.php/37/mod_scorm/content/1/index_lms.html" is shown. The course opens well in a new window and scorm tracking works fine. Then I added the scorm package in moddle as a new scorm package activity.

#Tutorial use 32 bit plugins in your 64 bit daw with jbridge download#

If anyone has suggestions based on what I've written, I'm all ears.Īs indicated in this thread, I added launch.html and modified imsmanifest.xml in a standard course download from the authoring tool with enabled scorm extension. I also spoke to a vendor who has built some HTML5 content for us, and he may be able to advise on some code. First, we will try to change from SCORM 1.2 to SCORM 2004 to see if that makes any difference (I'm skeptical). So removing the SCORM makes it work on our LMS without issue. This is less than ideal, but we needed to get it online today. I've asked whether this will make a change to the document mode and am waiting to hear back.Īt the moment, we have a temporary version running without SCORM on our LMS.

#Tutorial use 32 bit plugins in your 64 bit daw with jbridge update#

The course works fine in Chrome and Firefox, but IE is where we see the error. We do have a major LMS update coming in December. It seems like this may indeed have something to do with the document mode settings. However, I did a test where I removed all quiz questions and the error occurred on that build as well.

We thought it might have something to do with the quiz questions, as it only seemed to trigger when someone answered a question and then closed the course. That got the course running, but we still had the exit error. I did get our administrators to add json as a mime-type. Here's an update of where we stand today on this issue. This would have been over a year ago now anyway - so probably any info I might have had would be too out of date. Sorry, I can't recall whether we actually managed to test Adapt on SumTotal before they switched. SumTotal - we did have one client who used this but shortly after the project began they switched to SuccessFactors. Unfortunately CSS isn't my thing so I can't really help you with that bit. Later versions (I think 6.5 certainly in 7) contain a checkbox on the course settings page that allow you to stop IE from going into quirks mode - but you've still got to workaround the issue that you've got responsive content rendering inside a non-responsive element (the frameset), so you need to implement quite a few CSS hacks to workaround that. Because the is a non-standard (deprecated) element it causes IE to drop into 'quirks mode' - something you definitely don't want with Adapt or anything else coded to modern standards as it essentially put IE's document mode into that of IE5! This is because Saba uses a in which to render the e-learning course.

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