Javascript problem due to the update ?

So it's not an isolated problem. This is due to the update... 

My solution for now is to revert to version 3.35.21017.0 of SL360. 

But for the future, this is a big problem and Storyline must find a solution, I hope. 

The player changed in the latest update I have found a lot of code no longer works jQuery or not

player has changed, the code I used to hide the lightbox close button no longer works

Just to explain that bit of code, it checks if there's a global DS variable (added in update 36). If it's there, it uses that to get to appState. If there's no DS, it assumes it's running in an older version of Storyline, and uses the require function instead (removed in update 36).

As mentioned in the other thread, that DS variable may disappear again in update 37 - or at any time after that. By definition, it's not future proof, since it uses internal undocumented features. But that's also the case for just calling onToggleVolume in the first place. :-)

I'm not using jQuery, my question is about Javascript only, see yourself :  

I just wanted to know if this "mute" code is not working because of the update. Thx

var player = GetPlayer();

var value = player.GetVar("volumeSlider");

var appState = require("helpers/appState");

appState.onToggleVolume();

Hi, everyone. Thank you for your insight!

Since we don't support editing the published output, referenced system variables and ids for JavaScript that worked in earlier versions of Storyline might not work in later ones.

Could you share more about your needs and how you used the mute code? I'll see if I can help find another way!

Hi Andreas (and others)

The onToggleVolume issue isn't actually related to jQuery, but to other changes in how the player javascript is now compiled. This might help:

https://community.articulate.com/discussions/articulate-storyline/javascript-for-audio-mute-unmute-that-previously-worked-is-no-longer-working

@Jimmi, works like a charm (so far) and does not require JQuery :) THX !!

var appState = window.DS ? DS.appState : require("helpers/appState");
appState.onToggleVolume();

Hi Antonin and welcome to E-Learning Heroes :)

Are you using jQuery with your JavaScript? To improve security for our customers, we removed jQuery from Storyline 360. You can still use it to write custom JavaScript. You'll just need to reference the jQuery library directly.

I have the same issue with JavaScript and onToggleVolume() on the most recent build of SL360 which is super annoying .. so, is it a feature or a bug?