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Sorry... had not realized it hadn't pasted properly... here goes... This does not look at the timeout... it essentially says "you put your machine to sleep, so we don't know about timeouts, so restart the SCORM package".

Note that apparently Safari on mobile devices (iPads and iPhones) puts javascript to sleep whenever you go do something else... so you have this alert...


$(document).ready(function () {
//get current page's url
var url = window.location.href;
// detect if we are on the SCORM player page
if (url.includes('player.php')) {
// initialize the saved time
var saveDte = Date.now()
function checkTime() {
//get current time
var currentDte = Date.now();
// if the time elapsed is more than 11 seconds, then there was a time issue
var elapsedTime = ((currentDte - saveDte) / 1000);
if(elapsedTime > 11) {
console.log(elapsedTime + ' seconds' );
alert('Your computer appears to have gone to sleep. Please click ok to close this window and return to Moodle. You can resume your training by selecting the course link in Moodle.');
window.close();
} else {
console.log('date ok');
console.log(elapsedTime + ' seconds' );
//set new save date
saveDte = currentDte;
}
}
var timeoutId = setInterval(checkTime, 10000);
}
});