As a follow up to this thread: http://community.articulate.com/forums/p/21247/260570.aspx?mod=False#260570
I guess I should start a new thread because the issue is not longer how SL is displayed on the iPhone but how it is displayed on Moodle on the iPhone.
I am getting the same kind of choppy results as shown in the thread I mentioned above when I try to get a SL SCORM package run on Moodle on the iphone.
I have set 100%x100% window frame to host the SCORM package on Moodle.
However, it is perfectly seen when the SL SCORM package is seen o the iPad or from outside Moodle.
It is true, I am bringing the discussion in that thread here. I thought it would be convenient to open a new thread because the problem is not longer SL running on iPhone. It actually runs smoothly when SL runs as standalone on a server.
The problem is when SL runs in a SCORM iframe on Moodle on an iPhone. There I get the choppy images mentioned in these old threads:
No problem, I'll reply here - but at least now they're linked for anyone else following along.
There is currently a known issue where iFrame content will not display correctly while viewing the HTML5 content on an iPhone or iPad, but it sounds like you are only seeing it on your iPhone? Our team is investigating this issue, but since each LMS player is different, it's also worth checking in with your LMS team regarding how to force the content out of the iFrame. You could test the course at SCORM Cloud as well, which is an industry standard testing method for SCORM Content, to see how the course behaves there. That would be helpful information to share with your Moodle team if it's not reproducible.
I have tested the course on an iPhone, Android smartphone and iPad. I tested at SCORM Cloud as well.
The issue with the iFrame seems to be the problem because the course runs perfectly on all devices when it runs out of the iFrame.
And it is not only the iFrame on Moodle but iFrames in general. I included the course in an iFrame on another application and the course did not run well when published.
So, I'll be looking forward for an upgrade of SL with the solution. I'm sure you will find a way.
Thanks Gonzalo for doing the additional testing. Our Quality Assurance team is currently testing this issue and we're hoping that we'll be able to share a solution for this soon so we'll be sure to update the forums here when we have additional information to share.
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HI Gonzalo,
It looks like I replied to a similar thread of yours here.
I'd also be curious to know what version of the iPhone iOS you have running.
Hi Ashley,
It is true, I am bringing the discussion in that thread here. I thought it would be convenient to open a new thread because the problem is not longer SL running on iPhone. It actually runs smoothly when SL runs as standalone on a server.
The problem is when SL runs in a SCORM iframe on Moodle on an iPhone. There I get the choppy images mentioned in these old threads:
I am using SL latest update (5.*), Moodle 2.6, iOS latest update (7.*)
I'd appreciate any ideas.
Thanks a lot!
Hi Gonzalo,
No problem, I'll reply here - but at least now they're linked for anyone else following along.
There is currently a known issue where iFrame content will not display correctly while viewing the HTML5 content on an iPhone or iPad, but it sounds like you are only seeing it on your iPhone? Our team is investigating this issue, but since each LMS player is different, it's also worth checking in with your LMS team regarding how to force the content out of the iFrame. You could test the course at SCORM Cloud as well, which is an industry standard testing method for SCORM Content, to see how the course behaves there. That would be helpful information to share with your Moodle team if it's not reproducible.
Thank you Ashley.
I have tested the course on an iPhone, Android smartphone and iPad. I tested at SCORM Cloud as well.
The issue with the iFrame seems to be the problem because the course runs perfectly on all devices when it runs out of the iFrame.
And it is not only the iFrame on Moodle but iFrames in general. I included the course in an iFrame on another application and the course did not run well when published.
So, I'll be looking forward for an upgrade of SL with the solution. I'm sure you will find a way.
Cheers!
Thanks Gonzalo for doing the additional testing. Our Quality Assurance team is currently testing this issue and we're hoping that we'll be able to share a solution for this soon so we'll be sure to update the forums here when we have additional information to share.
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