Working on a project and we will be exporting the rise course into a scorm package. I was hoping to tweak a couple of html things to he core content (fix a few link tags, add an anchor, etc.) I figured if it was exported out, I should be able to find the proper file and update it. I get this would need to be performed each time, but was prepared to write a quick script to perform the actions. Perusing the folder I do not see where the content actually comes from, and my best guess seems to be an encoded block assigned to a variable in the index file in the contents folder. Is this true or am I overlooking something?
Any adventurous developers out there trying to do similar?
Hi, Brian! Most of your course content is encoded in the output files. The media assets can be found in your scormcontent > assets folder, but it sounds like you're looking for the other content.
I'll defer to the community for helping with modifying the published output!
yeah, I am updating the assets, but trying to program a workaround since all uploaded files get a random set of characters added when updated so was hoping to write a script to update the URL that is pointed to in the text body. Is the encoded content done with a standard encoding scheme?
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Hi, Brian! Most of your course content is encoded in the output files. The media assets can be found in your scormcontent > assets folder, but it sounds like you're looking for the other content.
I'll defer to the community for helping with modifying the published output!
yeah, I am updating the assets, but trying to program a workaround since all uploaded files get a random set of characters added when updated so was hoping to write a script to update the URL that is pointed to in the text body. Is the encoded content done with a standard encoding scheme?