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How to add basic SCORM code to a Flash movie

Update 10/2011: The Planets example has been updated (almost completely rewritten) and no longer strictly adheres to the steps and screenshots in this tutorial. The general concepts are the same, but the project files have been substantially refined. To prevent confusion about which files to use, I have removed

SCORM JavaScript wrapper updates

Here’s a bunch of news updates regarding the pipwerks SCORM JavaScript wrapper. Time for class? A big fad these days is object-oriented JavaScript; libraries such as jQuery and MooTools make it really easy to create JavaScript “classes” (in quotes because from what I can gather, they’re really JavaScript

SCORM JavaScript wrapper updated to 1.1.4

Actually, I have two updates to report: SCORM API Wrapper updated to version 1.1.4 I’ve received a number of emails from folks who say their LMS can’t auto-detect the API. Therefore, by popular demand, the SCORM API Wrapper for JavaScript has a new feature: the ability

SCORM wrapper examples tested successfully in SumTotal TotalLMS 7.6

The pipwerks SCORM wrapper examples have been successfully tested in SumTotal TotalLMS 7.6. FYI, the examples’ imsmanifest.xml files required some modifications (the old manifests worked fine in the ADL test suites, but coughed a little when used in SumTotal TotalLMS 7.6). The JavaScript, ActionScript and HTML in

Really simple SCORM AS3 wrapper example

Here’s a simple example of how the SCORM AS3 class can be utilized. (This example uses SCORM 2004 calls.) import pipwerks.SCORM; import flash.external.ExternalInterface; //Declare variables var success:Boolean = false, completion_status:String; //Initialize a new SCORM object! var scorm:SCORM = new SCORM(); //Initialize SCORM connection success

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