Have you ever run into a situation where your course doesn’t pick up where you left off when you view it more than once on your LMS? Or maybe it does, but you’d prefer it start over from the ...
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Hi all. An important point: when a course is launched, the LMS creates a "satellite LMS" in the browser. The suspend data is transferred from Storyline to that satellite LMS. It is not saved to the Server until the server asks for it. This is important. If you wish, you can use a javascript commit() statement to force it to save, but only if something has been revised on a slide. I have a full description of how to do this in a comment I uploaded 2-3 years ago. If someone is having completion problems with their LMS, I suggest you find and read my article. Best of luck.
can you provide the link to your article please?
- Hi Christine,
Here is a link to a string in a Storyline thread where I explained my approach, and included a .pdf of my procedures. Note, though, that while I was able to pop up a warning dialog in SL2, that capability did not persist in Storyline 360. However, I've confirmed that the suspend data call was successful; it does save the current suspend data string to the server LMS.
https://community.articulate.com/discussions/articulate-storyline/manually-invoke-lmscommit-on-slide-load-with-js?page=2
Good luck!
Robert
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