LMSSet Value Error: Invalid argument Type
February 13, 2006 12:00 AM
Invalid Argument Type means that a variable being set in the LMS' Data dictionary either is not present, or you are setting it to an invalid value. If you are not explicitly setting one of the AICC_ variables, then you more than likely are publishing with "Report Question and Test Interactions to the LMS" turned on and the LMS does not support interactions.Tim V
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I am fairly new to Lectora and I am currently working on several new courses for my work. When publishing the courses to the LMS we continue to receive the LMSSetValue Error stating invalid argument type. I am publishing via SCORM 2004 and I have added the AICC_Lesson_Status with the variables passed and failed. I have also added the CMI_Completion_Status with the variables completed and incomplete. All of the courses have tests at the end. The error shows up when exiting the course. The variables are on the page and haven't been added to the exit button. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
@Spider 59825 wrote:
I am fairly new to Lectora and I am currently working on several new courses for my work. When publishing the courses to the LMS we continue to receive the LMSSetValue Error stating invalid argument type. I am publishing via SCORM 2004 and I have added the AICC_Lesson_Status with the variables passed and failed. I have also added the CMI_Completion_Status with the variables completed and incomplete. All of the courses have tests at the end. The error shows up when exiting the course. The variables are on the page and haven't been added to the exit button. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
We have the same problem. We have inserted all the same entries and the course does report to the LMS when I click OK from the error message. The course does not have any quiz or test. The completion actions apply to a Submit textbox that also contains an action to go to the next page, which contains a congratulations message and instruction to exit the course. Is that extra page the problem?
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