SCOFunctions.js.
January 7, 2005 12:00 AM
Within the SCOFunctions.js file there is reference to "bForce" when setting the exit parameters. Where does this come from and what does it do? Currently, if I leave this reference in the file, I can not exit using the exit button in my course when it is on an LMS. However, if I take the 'if(bForce)' out, the course exits fine.Within the SCOFunctions.js file there is reference to "bForce" when setting the exit parameters. Where does this come from and what does it do? Currently, if I leave this reference in the file, I can not exit using the exit button in my course when it is on an LMS. However, if I take the 'if(bForce)' out, the course exits fine.
Discussion (1)
The "bForce" parm is set during publishing if you select the "Published course will reside in a separate window" option when publishing to SCORM. The LMS is supposed to close the content window when the course issues the exit action ... but alas, not all LMS' do their job. Thus, we use the separate window option to force the content to close the window that it is presented in when the exit action is issued. You should not remove that option from the SCOFunctions.js file ... just select the proper option on publishing.Tim V
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