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SCORM vulnerability to networks
We have some courses created in Storyline that test well. However, we notice that some SCORM information is not making it to our Poeplefluent LMS about 1% of the time. With tens of thousands of use...
There is one item I did not see listed in Gerry's comprehensive posting as a potential issue, namely:
- Since SCORM supports the usage of JavaScript, you may enoucnter security problems with cross-domain scripts. For example, if your content is located on content.example.com and your lms is on lms.example.com, you'll need to ensure that both servers support cross-domain scripting to ensure that there is no breakdown in communication.
This is primarily an issue when dealing with third-party hosted content and proxy-servers etc.
Just something else to consider.
Hi Stephen, I'm experiencing this cross-domain issue right now. Do you have any resources you could share that were particularly helpful to you when you encountered this problem?
-Nate
