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loganm87922310
Inspiring
December 9, 2019
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Infinite Loading on Preview

  • December 9, 2019
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Good Afternoon/Evening!

 

EDIT: To my knowledge, we are using the current version of Captivate.

 

Helping one of my co-workers with his Captivate project. We are getting an infinite loading screen when previewing in HTML5. I went thru Chrome's inspector and found this error:

 

index.html:148 Uncaught ReferenceError: cp is not defined
   at index.html:148
   at XMLHttpRequest.b.onreadystatechange (CPXHRLoader.js:39

 

Additionally, digging further, I found a reference in the error to cp.imageJSON string.

 

Funny enough, the project previews fine in SWF format and the HTML check shows NO errors in Captivate. Its only when he previews. I'm having him publish and upload to Prime to see if it works properly in our LMS.

 

The course contains 2 drag and drop slides alongside a short quiz. 

 

Anyone else experience this error or can assist?

 

Note: I saw somewhere Paul mentioned IT rights for JSON on company intranet. But, if that was the case, wouldnt that prevent ALL HTML projects from previewing, not just the one? 

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Correct answer loganm87922310

Thanks for the idea. We did test it on our LMS overnight (Captivate Prime) and it failed there to.

 

A closer look at the Captivate course it was a duplicated Drag and Drop slide that was copy pasted. Some of the objects reference the prior slide. He recreated the slide manually and it solved the issue.

 

At least, this time, it was user error thankfully!

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RodWard
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RodWardCommunity Expert
Community Expert
December 9, 2019

If you want to check whether or not the issue is related to JSON not being enabled on the server, just set your project to be SCORM 1.2 and upload to SCORM Cloud.  JSON is enabled there.  So if the project loads without errors, you can more or less assume that the problem is with JSON on your local system.  Flash SWF content does not use JSON.

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loganm87922310AuthorCorrect answer
Inspiring
December 10, 2019

Thanks for the idea. We did test it on our LMS overnight (Captivate Prime) and it failed there to.

 

A closer look at the Captivate course it was a duplicated Drag and Drop slide that was copy pasted. Some of the objects reference the prior slide. He recreated the slide manually and it solved the issue.

 

At least, this time, it was user error thankfully!

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