CORS enabled image

Hi Guanming,

I'm not familiar with a CORS enabled image, but the Javascript element is not something we're able to offer support for. You may want to review the information here in terms of Javascript best practices and also look at this article which could assist you with testing the published output in terms of uploading to an LMS to help narrow down where the issue is. 

Hope that helps and hopefully someone else in the community is able to offer additional information! 

Hello,

We are also running into this issue so wanted to follow up if there was a resolution to this issue. The scenario is, LMS is running on domainA.xyz.com, and scorm requests are served from that domain. Any content (that is referenced from the scorm html) request is redirected to cloudfront by the lms, so images are loaded from domainA.cloudfront.net

On some interaction in the course content (in html5 mode), browser doesn't allow user to click on some areas (that are images loaded from cloudfront) due to "The canvas has been tainted by cross-origin data." error. 

Any suggestion on how to solve this? 

Hi Ajeet, 

This discussion is a bit older, and I don't know that Guanming was able to resolve this issue. You may want to message him directly using the Contact Me button on his profile to see what he was able to do or set up with this course previously. 

We just hit the same issue recently when playing the contest as Scorm. Was that a fix finally? Thanks in advance.

Hello,

I am facing the same issue above mentioned. I have created course to view in mobile. Applied javascript code to show popup when the course is launched in portrait mode in device asking to view the course on landscape mode.  In my course there are videos. Initially I set it to play automatically. Now I have added Cue points and applied trigger so that video can play when time reaches cue points. Mostly I found the above issue when checking for device. Kindly can you please guide.