In the following link, I've read how you can point to the story.html file, and expect that it will serve the user either the Flash of HTML5 version of the course:
That makes sense for non-LMS publishing. But for LMS use that doesn't connect the course to the SCORM API . That can be done, if you manually choose one of two HTML files to associate with your course:
index_lms.html - Flash version
index_lms_html5.html - HTML5 version
Is there a single HTML file that I can use with my SCORM course so that Storyline will auto-detect the appropriate version?
In an LMS setting, the index_lms.html and story.html files work together to perform the same Flash/HTML5/iPad detection as the story.html file does when launched from the web. You need only launch the index_lms.html file from within your LMS to watch the magic happen.
If your specific LMS doesn't seem to be functioning as expected, be sure to test your content in SCORM Cloud, which is an industry-standard platform for testing SCORM content. This will tell you whether you are having trouble with our content or with your LMS. Thanks!
Thank you, Justin! It seems rather obvious now - but it's great to get the confirmation! For what it's worth, it would be a nice small addition to the story.html link you provided above.
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Good Morning, Scott.
In an LMS setting, the index_lms.html and story.html files work together to perform the same Flash/HTML5/iPad detection as the story.html file does when launched from the web. You need only launch the index_lms.html file from within your LMS to watch the magic happen.
If your specific LMS doesn't seem to be functioning as expected, be sure to test your content in SCORM Cloud, which is an industry-standard platform for testing SCORM content. This will tell you whether you are having trouble with our content or with your LMS. Thanks!
Thank you, Justin! It seems rather obvious now - but it's great to get the confirmation! For what it's worth, it would be a nice small addition to the story.html link you provided above.
Good point, Scott.
I'll see if it makes sense to make that addition. Have a great day!
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