Updating a course with multiple modules

[#1]

I had a quick question, although the solution may not be as quick, and I may need to reach out to the support team for my company's LMS.  I figured I'd  post here, just in case I may be doing something wrong.

I have this course with 4 modules, that needs updating from time to time (this year happens to be one that needs some updates).  The updates consist of minor verbiage changes and nothing to the actual modules (how they behave, etc.) themselves.  I've uploaded the revised course to our LMS and all of the modules update fine except 1.  I've attempted overwriting twice, with the same results, which is why I thought it may be something with that module.

[#2]

I had a quick question, although the solution may not be as quick, and I may need to reach out to the support team for my company's LMS.  I figured I'd  post here, just in case I may be doing something wrong.

I have this course with 4 modules, that needs updating from time to time (this year happens to be one that needs some updates).  The updates consist of minor verbiage changes and nothing to the actual modules (how they behave, etc.) themselves.  I've uploaded the revised course to our LMS and all of the modules update fine except 1.  I've attempted overwriting twice, with the same results, which is why I thought it may be something with that module.

[#3 · Accepted solution]

Indeed almost impossible to answer. Did you test that particular module on SCORM Cloud, to check if the problem is due to Captivate or to the LMS?

[#4]

Thank you Lilybiri, once again.  We ended up determining that it was on the LMS side, and in working with them we were able to come up with a solution.

Thanks!

[#5]

You're welcome!

[#6]

The only time I've had this happen is when the zip files are not named the same.

If the original was named M1.zip and the subsequent file was M_1.zip it may work a few times but will eventually fail.

What LMS are you using?

[#7]

Thank you for your response.  The zip files are identically named, we determined that the issue was on the LMS end, and were able to come up with a solution working with them.

Thank you again for your time.