Moodle 2.7.2 Microsoft SCORM

Moodle 2.7.2 Microsoft SCORM

by Peter Koel -
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Hello,

Running Moodle 2.7.7, on a windows server. Using IE11

Loaded 2013 Microsoft Scorm package in Moodle and opens and runs fine.

Loaded Microsoft office 2010 SCORM. Set SCORM settings to open in new window when started.

When the student starts the course, the window opens, but all we get is a loading graphic. I searched Moodle site and found

https://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=254966

That suggested placing a compatibility stmt in the general.php file.

<meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=8" />

I am using the Clean theme and do not have that file. I tried changing the Bootstrap and had no luck.

I set a policy on the server to open all windows in IE8 mode. Now the Microsoft Scorm 2010 works, but the 2013 will not load.


How do I tell Moodle the version of IE to open based on the class/scorm module/ etc?


Thanks,


Peter


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Re: Moodle 2.7.2 Microsoft SCORM

by Peter Koel -

I have tried many of the work-around suggested:

Change theme and update the popup.php - no good.

Change the hteml files in the scorm package and add the meta tag for ie7 - no good

Here is what I have found:

IE

var cSeconds = parseInt(e.innerHTML);

                Object expected (loadSCO.php Line 48)

<go>

Document.prototype.onreadystatechange = null;

                Invalid calling object (xmldom.js line 91)

<go>

_navCourseNodes[i].status = aData[i] -0;

                Unable to set property 'Status' (sco.js, line 60)

<go>

Just sits at loading the scorm module.


Chrome

_navCourseNodes[i].status = aData[i] -0;

Uncaught TypeError: Cannot set property status of undefined (player.php)

if (document.getElementById("structTocResize").style.left > "0px")

                Cannot real property 'style' of null (navigation.js line 921)


Firefox

                Works Fine - in the console, it seems to ignore a lot of problems.


Any help would be really appreciated!


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