Publishing a responsive project as html5 to Moodle

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Greetings dear Captivate Community!Right now im struggeling in two regards with tryting to publish my current responsive design project to a Moodle with LMS (SCORM 1.2).1) When im publishing my project I want it to work on Moodle as a html5 version. Right now Moodle only uses the Flash version when I add it to Moodle as a "Learning Package" and add the ZIP file. After publishing my responsive project the ZIP still contains the .swf, .pdf, and multiscreen.html file as discussed here:Publishing with Captivate 2017 in both Flash and HTML5 at the same time . The first thing I don't understand is why the ZIP still contains these swf+pdf files since my publishing options only allow for hmtl5 and dont even give me any options. I can't find anything on the Adobe Tutorials here. When I upload it to Moodle, it always starts up with the flash file and I don't find a way to tell Moodle which file to open up. When I delete the .swf and the .pdf file it wont start up anymore. As a different option I can implement it into Moodle as a File/URL but then the LMS doesn't work anymore.Here my second questions is how to implement it the correct way into moodle. I can get it to work with the lms only via the flash file which is quite a big file in total. I wonder wether the problem is on some Captivate options or on the moodle side of things. I double checked both options and couldn't find anything on the forums as well. The E-Learning project was originally a blank project and converted into a responsive project in a later stage.2) Secondly, for unkown reasons, my preview in html (full project) as well as the uploaded published version only displays/works with slides 1-10 and the other slides (35+) are not clickable or can be displayed or previewed since yesterday. I am not aware of any changes I made in the options or why this could suddenly be happening. Does anyone have an Idea on how to fix this?Thanks so much and a good day to you!Greetings Matthias

Lilybiri · Accepted Answer

one small update: I just found out that the old data save file bevore the conversion to responsive works just fine. I am able to publish the output html only and the output is just that. Also it works just fine when uploading it to moodle.

Now I just wonder:

1) how that is it possible that the new "saved as responsive" file does work so strangly?
2) how can I copy some of my work (objects and so on) into the working file and save some time? (I fear you might say it won't work)

Greetings

Oh no! Did you use the convert to responsive, and set up fluid boxes? That conversion is not at all automatic, you need to verify all the master slides, the sldies to see if the setup is working fine. Just 'save as responsive' is a marketing hype. At the first release of CP2017 I have explored that functionality, and sorry to say, found it totally useless.. Only very simple projects will have some valid conversion, none of imine did. It was quicker to restart from scratch, using the Library from the original file as External Library.

Maybe you understood already: copying from a non-responsive project to a responsive project with fluid boxes is not possible.

matthiask87589522 · Answer

Thanks Lieve and Rod.Indeed as I wrote it was previously not responsive and then converted into one. I did publish the project around 20x times by now, and still get these wierd outputs. Am I able to delete the swf and pdf output after publishing it? If yes, what would be key so that moodle can only choose the index.scorm.html file?My fear is that somehow this file is corrupted, while getting this second issue again where the preview wont work on more that 10 slides which is very strange as well and only happening since yesterday. Is there a possibility to copy slides to a new responsive project?Greetings Matthias

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