I've uploaded a Rise 360 course to my Docebo LMS as a SCORM 1.2 file. I see the following string after the cmi.core.lesson_location: index.html#/lessons/XJ60ZGxUg7YxMqqJufATe12JKQj_8xwT
How can I identify which part of my rise lesson this string corresponds to? Thank you!
The cmi.core.lesson_location is how the LMS keeps track of where to resume the learner when they reopen a course.
To identify which lesson the string corresponds to, open the published output folder, and double-click the index.html file to launch the course locally. The course should open in a web browser window, and the URL will end with index.html#.
Add lessons/XJ60ZGxUg7YxMqqJufATe12JKQj_8xwT to the end of that URL, and press the Enter key. That should take you to a particular lesson in the course.
If I run the Module locally on my computer I see the Lesson/string in the browser window, Where in the source files can I find this reference string? I have searched the entire folder structure pages and other files for that string reference but I cannot find it?
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Hey Ryan,
The
cmi.core.lesson_locationis how the LMS keeps track of where to resume the learner when they reopen a course.To identify which lesson the string corresponds to, open the published output folder, and double-click the index.html file to launch the course locally. The course should open in a web browser window, and the URL will end with
index.html#.Add
lessons/XJ60ZGxUg7YxMqqJufATe12JKQj_8xwTto the end of that URL, and press the Enter key. That should take you to a particular lesson in the course.Hi,
If I run the Module locally on my computer I see the Lesson/string in the browser window, Where in the source files can I find this reference string? I have searched the entire folder structure pages and other files for that string reference but I cannot find it?
Hi Darren!
I would suggest opening the index.html file and copying the lesson string from the URL address bar in the browser window that appears.
If that won't work for you, can you tell us more about what your goal is?
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