I understand that it was like that because of a 'restriction' on iOS that implied the user to explicity do an action for the sound to play. But today it doesn't seem to be the case anymore.

Does anyone know how to fix it now?

A

arunshete

Known Participant

Hi, i have try this code:

If you want autoplay with HTML5, edit index.html and find function DoCPInit(). After CPPostInit(), add the lines

CPPlayButtonHandle("onkeydown");

cp.movie.play();

its working fine. But now i am facing issue with SCORM bookmarking. When i am re-login the LMS, i am not able to view last visited slide where i left course last time.

Please help me on this issue.

Thanks

GMOMike

Participating Frequently

Autoplay in HTML5 was resolved with Captivate 9, I believe. Until then, the solution I provided above was working OK for us. I think Docebo was being overzealous about security during one of its releases but it also seems to be OK at this point.

As far as bookmarking is concerned, I haven't had any trouble with that in SCORM. My LMS has finally started supporting Tin Can (xAPI) and bookmarking doesn't seem to work in THAT.

b.rembrandt

Known Participant

All you have to do is open the index page in a text editor and add this little code snippet:

cp.movie.play();

}

below this:

cpInit();

It will work on all IOS devices.

J

jeanrouge

Inspiring

On CP 9 HTML5 published, Changing:

cpInit();

initialized = true;

}

To:

cpInit();

cp.movie.play();

}

Works but there is no audio.

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arunshete

Known Participant

Thanks.

I am using Captivate6 & my project also includes audio as well. So can anyone please help me with this scorm bookmarking issue.

GMOMike

Participating Frequently

Thanks Kurrykid‌ for the detailed workaround. I have Captivate 8 and am having this problem as well, but I think my LMS (Docebo), being over-zealous about security, strips out the window.cp script object. So I can't just use cp.movie.play();

I'm hoping there's a way I can use HTML5 so that I can avoid Flash for mobile devices, but I'm finding that in Chrome, HTML5 can't be made to autoplay, in Firefox, it throws up the Unsupported Browser box (disabled this with $("#CPUnSupportedBrowserWarning_ID").remove();)

I don't mind editing code a little, but I need some kind of workaround: my users aren't going to know what to do. I was originally hoping to have my own simplified buttons on each slide but I don't see a good practical way around the default playbar.

Can anyone from Adobe chime in on this issue? I would like to see if I can verify that the LMS is stripping out Javascript in the SCORM file. Thanks so much for any help!

windscorpion

Inspiring

Put an alert('hi'); into the javascript, you will see if the javascript is being run or not then

GMOMike

Participating Frequently

Hi windscorpion‌ thanks so much for responding - Javascript is working, it's the window.cp object that is getting stripped out. Sorry, I shouldn't have made it sound as if ALL js was getting removed. ScormCloud LMS lets me interact with window.cp, but not Docebo.

Does anyone know an alternate way of getting that movie to play without access to the cp object? Thanks again

B

BarbaraFEWW

Participating Frequently

Is there a way to eliminate existence of the start arrow? I am using 6.0 and outputing to HTML5 with Autoplay and Preload checked but the program doesn't start automatically - the user must press start. I don't want to change the image, I want the start arrow to be eliminated.

Thanks,

Barbara

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dt4pt

Known Participant

I'm using CP7 and would be keen to know how to get rid of the start arrow once and for all. A solution that requires implementation each time I publish isn't going to be viable.

J

jeanrouge

Inspiring

By the way if you are using CP 8 and need to achieve a similar effect let me know and I will show you the required steps

S

StevePixel

Inspiring

Hey Dave;

Thanks for the detailed answer. Makes total sense ! Appreciate your time and expertise.

Steve

K

Kurrykid-jzpfVq

Inspiring

You're welcome. I hope you get it working for you.

K

Kurrykid-jzpfVq

Inspiring

Yes, I am having this issue too...any suggestions on how to have it bypass the arrow?

H

hello1966Author

Participating Frequently

No, Unfortunately not. And you?

H

hello1966Author

Participating Frequently

I haven't been able to bypass having to click to start but I was able to remove the arrow and replace that image with an image that looks like my quiz and says click here to start. It took some code modifications and lots of testing but it is much better than it was.

Well, that is one possibility. I have the content in a lms, with SCORM implemented. When the student start in the lms the content it think it is very bad, if they have to start a second time! Above all, I still use the table of contents, which looks even more stupid. This is not professional.

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