Modify HTML wrapper and standard.js files still possible?

Greetings,

I have been working with Adobe Captivate for a number of years. After version 5.5 Adobe changed the manner in which Captivate published its files for SCORM 1.2. In previous versions I was able to utilize a few modifications to Captivate's default.htm or custom.html and standard.js files to add functionality.

I have worked with several different LMS systems and have found that the cross-domain script (script #2) to be very useful for launching SCORM content hosted on a sub-domain within an organization and still have it track in the LMS.

The other script (script #1) openBrWindow, was useful in displaying additional, optional content not embedded in the Captivate project file but housed either locally or (if I use a full URL) housed in another domain (no tracking necessary here).

In the standard.js file I would add these two javascripts and have them function automatically, or call them when I needed them.

Imbed in standard.js

Script #1 to open a browser window on top of a project window. The purpose was to display ancillary documents for illustration or added information. Documents separate from the Captivate project content.

function openBrWindow(theURL,winName,features) { //v2.0

  window.open(theURL,winName,features);

}

// For 'featuers' use these calls separated by a comma, use no spaces.

// toolbar=yes,

// location=yes,

// status=yes,

// menubar=yes,

// scrollbars=yes,

// resizable=yes,

// width=numberofpixels,

// height=numberofpixels,

Script #2 was designed to allow cross-domain content to properly track in the LMS

<!-- <script language="JavaScript">

//work around cross-domain scripting

if(document.domain != "undefined" && document.domain != "")

{

  document.domain = document.domain.substring(document.domain.indexOf('.')+1);

}

</script> -->

I also modified the custom.htm file and used it rather than the default.htm file so I could eliminate blank-space padding that wrapped the content when it displayed in an LMS browser window.

I'm finding that with Captivate 6, 7, 8 and 9 source files that these scripts do not work as they did, and that I am unable to have a custom.htm file to use when I want to to display a project without blank space around the content.

Is it still possible for me to use these scripts still? Am I implementing them correctly? Do they need modification? Is there different functionality in the later versions of Captivate that will accomplish much the same thing?

Thank you,

Tim Kern