Limit the use of learning applications

OK, on the same server it works now. Downward the code on the button described above for everyone who is interested.

http://example.de/example.php sends back "teststudendname|8" - just for a test for future handle names and counters - wich is indeed showed in the HTML5-Export when it's on the same server.

countid is the ID of the individual Test-Export for one customer. Send to the php for the database

cpQuizInfoStudentName is the captivate/SCORM-Variable for the User-Name. If there are licences left or the user is known in the database (to come) as used the app before it will be the same as transmitted to the php, else it will be "no licence" e.g. given back from the php in his 1st data.

lizenzok will be the number on licences left or just a boolean transmittet by the php in his 2nd data.

It goes on slow - because of lack of knownledge and time of mine, but it goes on! And it goes better with the feedback signals in this forum than with someone I wanted to pay for a solution who said "no problem!" ... and never heard again.

More (for a different server) when I made it working.
Help to force this outcome or hints to "bad ideas" in the code below still gladly accepted!

//check if window.cpAPIInterface is available

if(window.cpAPIInterface)

{

    //check if window.cpAPIEventEmitter is available

    if(window.cpAPIEventEmitter)

    {

        //add a listener to CPAPI_INTERACTIVEITEMSUBMIT event

        window.cpAPIEventEmitter.addEventListener("CPAPI_INTERACTIVEITEMSUBMIT",function(e)

                                                                    {

// Eigentliche Funktion ANFANG

function createReqObj() {

  brws = navigator.appName; 

  if(brws == "Microsoft Internet Explorer"){

      rq = new ActiveXObject("Microsoft.XMLHTTP");

  } else {

      rq = new XMLHttpRequest();

      return rq; }

}

rqo = createReqObj();

function PostRequest() {

   var cp= document.Captivate;

   cp.cpEIGetValue("m_VarHandle");

   result1 = m_VarHandle.countid;

   result2 = m_VarHandle.cpQuizInfoStudentName;

    rqo.open ('POST', 'http://example.de/example.php', true);

                rqo.onreadystatechange = receive;

    rqo.setRequestHeader ('Content-Type', 'application/x-www-form-urlencoded');

    Feld1 = "licence_id=" ;

    Feld2 = "test_Name=" ;

    rqo.send (Feld1 + result1 + "&" + Feld2  + result2);

}

function receive() {

    if(rqo.readyState == 4 && rqo.status == 200){

          var ergeb = rqo.responseText;

        var WHATtoDO = ergeb.indexOf("|");

        if (WHATtoDO > 1) {       

              elements = ergeb.split("|");

                                      m_VarHandle.cpQuizInfoStudentName = elements[0];

                                      m_VarHandle.lizenzok = parseInt(elements[1]);

                                      cp.cpEISetValue("m_VarHandle");

                                      document.Captivate = cp;

        }

    }

}

PostRequest();

// Eigentliche Funktion ENDE

                                                                    });

    }

}

I doubt you'll get an answer in the Captivate forum. Both scenarios have to happen outside of Captivate. To me the easiest way would be by using a LMS, because it is a typical LMS functionality.