Made a minor update: scorm.quit() was setting a value (cmi.exit) but not invoking scorm.save() prior to termination. This could lead to failure to persist the value of cmi.exit in the LMS.

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Bard Dale wrote on March 4, 2014 at 2:54 am:

Hi.
I have been using your wrapper on and off for the last few years. It is a real time saver, so thanks a lot! It has really helped me getting some projects completed in time and on cost.

I have a minor bug to report, not in the wrapper, but in your example files:

Just a few days ago I downloaded your Javascript wrapper for a small HTML5 test, and to save time I just copied the code from your demo files (Demonstration (simple completion) on your download page). I found that the manifest file for SCORM 1.2 have different identifiers for organization and resource (SCO_Resource_01 vs SCO-Resource-01).

It might throw some new users off when the examples does not work. I know, since it threw me off for a few solid minutes 🙂

Anyways, thanks again for the stellar job you are doing for all of us over-worked programmers.

philip wrote on March 6, 2014 at 1:51 pm:

Thanks for the feedback. I'm aware of a few issues with my example manifests. It's one of those things I intended to clear up about five years ago but somehow never got around to. Kind of like cleaning out the garage…

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  1. Hi.
    I have been using your wrapper on and off for the last few years. It is a real time saver, so thanks a lot! It has really helped me getting some projects completed in time and on cost.

    I have a minor bug to report, not in the wrapper, but in your example files:

    Just a few days ago I downloaded your Javascript wrapper for a small HTML5 test, and to save time I just copied the code from your demo files (Demonstration (simple completion) on your download page). I found that the manifest file for SCORM 1.2 have different identifiers for organization and resource (SCO_Resource_01 vs SCO-Resource-01).

    It might throw some new users off when the examples does not work. I know, since it threw me off for a few solid minutes 🙂

    Anyways, thanks again for the stellar job you are doing for all of us over-worked programmers.

    1. Thanks for the feedback. I’m aware of a few issues with my example manifests. It’s one of those things I intended to clear up about five years ago but somehow never got around to. Kind of like cleaning out the garage…

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