Glitch? Portion of course appears in feedback layer
Apr 24, 2020
We currently have several thousand customers accessing one of our courses that was published in full HTML5 SCORM 2004 from Storyline 360 and is running in SCORM Cloud. We have seen several instances from customers where a portion of a specific slide becomes embedded in the frame a feedback layer of a question. In other words, after a learner clicks submit for the interaction, the feedback layer pops up. Only instead of having the programmed applicable feedback in it, it's acting almost like an iframe for another completely unrelated slide resulting in a picture in picture type of effect.
This does not happen to the majority of our customers. Nor does the erratic behavior occur on the same slide for those who experience the problem.
Is there a known cause for this behavior? Is there a solution?
I am unable to post a screenshot, but I can submit in private if needed.
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More info on the issue:
While troubleshooting to figure out what is going on, we used the Dev Tools to manipulate the feedback dialog Div via css changes, and determined 1) the 'instance' of the course that appears inside the FB dialog is controllable from the Player contols; 2) no data communication between the instance and the LMS occurs, which makes sense; and 3) the original 'Parent' course is completely inactive.
Articulate Storyline 360: version="3.36.21289.0"
Hi Meghan and Jerry,
Thanks so much for reaching out and sharing those details. I'm sorry you're running into this issue where the feedback layer is showing a window of another slide. I haven't come across this before, but I'd like to enlist the help of our support engineers to take a closer look.
I've opened a case on your behalf and would appreciate any additional information you can provide, such as the screenshot mentioned and a file, if possible. After some testing, we'll get back to you ASAP!
Feel free to upload the information to your unique upload link here.
I'll do that now. Thanks Ren.
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