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MikeAmelang
6 years agoCommunity Member
Learning Journal In Rise
UPDATE JUNE 2020:
Firstly, Articulate recently implemented a small update to Rise. As a result, all new exports from Rise will need to include the most recent version of LearningJournal.js which i...
AdamOsborne
Community Member
Yes. Did all those steps correctly I think. Sorry for not giving much description before. It's hard as I don't know where I went wrong. Here's a few questions/considerations:
- Do the notes have to be case sensitive?
- When creating the notes does it matter if you do a soft return or hard return (When I do a hard return, the note shows the PLUS sign.
- Probably due to security, my work laptop wouldn't let me strictly download the JS file so I opened it instead and saved it in Notepad with the extension of JS. Will that be an issue?
- The CSS file saved itself as TXT. I figured that wouldn't work so I also opened it in Notepad and saved it as CSS instead.
- Does it matter what scorm type/version I output to (Scorm 2004 / 1.2)?
Let me know if any of those steps would have broken it. I did add the code to the HTML file exactly as indicated and re-zipped the package exactly as indicated though.
NicolaFern-0297
4 years agoCommunity Member
Hi Adam, I'll chip in here if that's OK - just don't take my words as gospel though as I didn't write it!
- Yes, the note labels need to be case sensitive - everything before the colons I think. I have also ensured any text I have to duplicate such as section names are the same in both the Section Intro and Journal Entry notes.
- I've done hard returns on all mine and they work fine so I'd go with that. I suspect it doesn't matter though.
- As long as it has saved it correctly as .js and not something like .js.txt or something it should work. Have you got 'filename extensions' checked in your file explorer view menu so you can see all the extensions?
- As above
- This shouldn't matter as the script doesn't touch the SCORM manifest or other configuration - however the files need to be in the correct folder, and this is different from a pure web export. Check the location of the files, and that the path you are providing in the HTML modifications matches.
Hope this helps!
- AdamOsborne4 years agoCommunity Member
Thank you thank you! I don't know what I was doing wrong before but this time I followed the steps within your Rise file on Review360 and started from scratch and it works!!! Hopefully that continues to be the case.
- NicolaFern-02974 years agoCommunity Member
You're welcome Adam :) Glad you got it fixed!