Well that action just sets the variable to itself. If the var suspend = "cmi.. is javascript then you do have a problem. 1. You can't define lectora variables in Javascript and not expect problems. Instead, define them in Lectora and reference them. 2. To access lectora variables in javascript you write:Varlectoravariable.getValue()Given this, I would not use the same name for a variable in lectora as you have in JavaScript. I have no idea what the getURL function does so can't help you there. But if you want to set a lectora variable to some using javascript, then you action should look something like this. I used suspend_a for the Lectora layer variable to differentiate it from the other suspends you have running around.Onshow: Modify VariableTarget: suspend_aValue: Javascript: set_my_var() whereset_my_var is a javascript function:function set_my_var(); return [whatever you want];If you have lots of variables that you want to set in the javascript code you write statements like:Varsuspend_a.set(value);inline in the javascript code.Does this help?
