I have one Storyline piece that seem to be setting score.raw, score.max and score.min on launch, in the SCORM Cloud tracking solution. I have another Storyline piece that doesn't set these values. Both pieces track by page views and not quiz results.
Does anyone know what's making the first piece try to set the score values, as it's causing an issue. Is there some setting in the Storyline piece that's triggering this?
No. We're not doing anything with a score, which is why it's bizarre that we're seeing the score referenced in the SCORM logs. The two courses have almost identical publish settings apart from the number of pages required for completion (but both set to max).
Where are seeing the score reported? I use SCORM cloud to test both 1.2 and 2004 courses published out of Storyline. But, when I look at the Registration for a course, I'm not seeing score.raw, etc... I do see cmi.score_raw... I'm just checking to see if we're looking at the same thing.
What issue, specifically, is the thrown score causing?
we figured out what the issue was. We have some custom code in place to detect the loss of an LMS connection and to warn the user if that occurs. We call some functions that appear in Storylines supporting js files. We called a slightly different function in one of the courses, one that seemingly sets up the score values.
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Hi Ed, out of curiosity, since you aren't tracking results based on a quiz, are you creating a score from the number of pages viewed?
No. We're not doing anything with a score, which is why it's bizarre that we're seeing the score referenced in the SCORM logs. The two courses have almost identical publish settings apart from the number of pages required for completion (but both set to max).
Where are seeing the score reported? I use SCORM cloud to test both 1.2 and 2004 courses published out of Storyline. But, when I look at the Registration for a course, I'm not seeing score.raw, etc... I do see cmi.score_raw... I'm just checking to see if we're looking at the same thing.
What issue, specifically, is the thrown score causing?
Hi Julia,
we figured out what the issue was. We have some custom code in place to detect the loss of an LMS connection and to warn the user if that occurs. We call some functions that appear in Storylines supporting js files. We called a slightly different function in one of the courses, one that seemingly sets up the score values.
Thanks Ed for updating us on what you figured out!
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