Kristina Schneider

After doing much research, this is still unresolved. Anyone?

Well that just made everything worse. It worked fine in my browsers, but several of our users using IE were not able to view the modules.

This is still unresolved. I'm curious why Moodle changed it's pop-up page code in this last version... 

Thank you Dan.  The thing is, it didn't always behave this way. In fact, we've been running these exact same modules on Moodle since 2011 and it is only with this upgrade that we experienced this issue. 

We aren't going to build our own theme (I would assume that standard, approved Moodle Themes would be tested against new versions) we modified an existing one to suit our needs, and up until this version of Moodle it did. (Constance, I know we were somewhere in version 2, but I'm not sure if it was .1, .2 or  .3 to be honest). 

We went ahead and hacked the code as we needed a quick fix (our course went "live' on Monday with this disturbing new bug. We made a modification in scorm/player.php file so that the header not display the header block. I guess this will do for now. 

Thanks!

Kristina

Thank you in advance to anyone who can help! 

We have an issue that since we updated our Moodle installation to Moodle 2.4+ (Build: 20121214) the Header used in our site theme is now added to the top of our SCORM pop-up windows displaying our e-learning modules developed in Articulate.

This was not the case in all our previous versions of Moodle. This bug is a direct cause of the upgrade to this version.

We are using the Arialist theme. In the Site administration > Appearance > Additional HTML section, we have code in

• additionalhtmlhead 
• additionalhtmltopofbody
• additionalhtmlfooter

The banner is in the additionalhtmltopofbody section. 

This wouldn't be such a huge issue except that our users have to scroll in their pop-up window to see the navigation in the e-learning module. Even when they click full screen mode, it doesn't work. Our e-learning modules are developed in Articulate and normally when you open up an instance in a pop-up window, the player resizes to fit within the window: this bug is preventing the player from doing this. 

Can anyone provide solutions, insights, anything? As a last results, we'll try to hack the code, but we are hoping we don't have to go that route. 

I have found how to generate a participation report here: http://docs.moodle.org/20/en/Participation_report 

However, unlike all other reports, this one does not seem to be downloadable/exportable into a spreadsheet format. 

I need to produced these types of reports regularly, and with classes of 80+, copy pasting for each activity is a long endeavour. 

Hopefully I'm just overlooking something... 

Kristina