I am experiencing an issue with resuming from where I left off in a SCORM package.
Issue: the course allows me to resume where I left off up to module 4 but after this, it always returns me to module 4.
Background: I inherited the project so there's lots of variables which I didn't design. I've tried to 'renovate' rather than 're-build' but I fear that I've stripped out some variables that need to be there. I've tried to re-work but it has beaten me. I've tested the course in the SCORM cloud and it behaves in the same way as on my LMS (Totara 2.7).
It looks like slide 4.1 is missing a bunch of triggers that your other slides do have. This might be part of the problem. Do you have an original version of the course you can use to compare? The triggers don't look too complex, so could be rebuilt.
This behaviour normally points to the data limit for Scorm being overloaded. If possible then publish to scorm 2004 3rd edition +, Otherwise there is very little you can do.
Hi, Dean -- Thanks for your question, and as Phil had mentioned, you might find this information on Exceeding SCORM Suspend Data Limits to shed a bit more light. Hope that helps!
Thanks for your help Mike, Phil and Christie. Having investigated further, I don't think it is connected to the triggers as they are all driving specific interactions on the respective slides. I have just finished playing around with scorm 2004. SL2 doesn't seem to give me the option to select the edition. Am I missing something? When I publish to 'LMS - scorm 2004' I get the same issue. Publishing to scorm 2004 also upsets some of my animations. Is this to be expected? I fear that I may have to live with this one.
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It looks like slide 4.1 is missing a bunch of triggers that your other slides do have. This might be part of the problem. Do you have an original version of the course you can use to compare? The triggers don't look too complex, so could be rebuilt.
This behaviour normally points to the data limit for Scorm being overloaded. If possible then publish to scorm 2004 3rd edition +, Otherwise there is very little you can do.
Hi, Dean -- Thanks for your question, and as Phil had mentioned, you might find this information on Exceeding SCORM Suspend Data Limits to shed a bit more light. Hope that helps!
Thanks for your help Mike, Phil and Christie. Having investigated further, I don't think it is connected to the triggers as they are all driving specific interactions on the respective slides. I have just finished playing around with scorm 2004. SL2 doesn't seem to give me the option to select the edition. Am I missing something? When I publish to 'LMS - scorm 2004' I get the same issue. Publishing to scorm 2004 also upsets some of my animations. Is this to be expected? I fear that I may have to live with this one.
Under tracking you can set the version number earlier versions of 2004 have the same issue.
Scorm 2004 shouldn't change the file at all.
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