Bookmark when internet connection is lost.

maruth_0010
maruth_0010 Community Member Posts: 16
Is it possible to bookmark your last action/work when you lost connection with the internet?

How to do it?? thank you.



We have 100 multiple choice questions. The bookmarking is working when the exit button is clicked, but when we lost connection with the internet, if you have answered 50 questions it will all be lost, then you have to retake it again. how to work this out?

Comments

  • ummakumma
    ummakumma Community Member Posts: 97
    You can make an Action: On Click, Go To Website, javascript:LMSCommit();



    It pushes suspend data to LMS. You can put it on page level as an onShow Action or you can make a next button on every page which have this LMSCommit Action and GoToNextPage action with 0,5 seconds delay.



    Hope this helps =)
  • maruth_0010
    maruth_0010 Community Member Posts: 16
    javascript:LMSCommit();



    im going to put this on the web address field??
  • maruth_0010
    maruth_0010 Community Member Posts: 16
    it works !! haahahaha

    super thank you :)
  • wheels
    wheels Community Member, Administrator, Moderator, Rockstar Manager Posts: 685 eLearning ROCKSTAR Admin Team
    In Lectora there are certain actions that will also do the LMSCommit() for instance:



    Modify Variable -> AICC_Score and set it to VAR(AICC_Score)



    Also AICC_Lesson_Status



    By setting either of these equal to the current value it will just force a LMSCommit() without the javascript.





    If the course was published from Lectora Online it commits on every page unload, so you don't need that.
  • maruth_0010
    maruth_0010 Community Member Posts: 16
    @wheels 57302 wrote:
    In Lectora there are certain actions that will also do the LMSCommit() for instance:



    Modify Variable -> AICC_Score and set it to VAR(AICC_Score)



    Also AICC_Lesson_Status



    By setting either of these equal to the current value it will just force a LMSCommit() without the javascript.





    If the course was published from Lectora Online it commits on every page unload, so you don't need that.




    I also posted another thread, maybe you can answer this ..



    possible? Computation of Grades (100 items >> 50 raw score = 75%)





    For 100 items assessment, is it by default 1:1 scoring .. meaning if you got 98 raw score, your grade percentage will be 98% also .. what if we want to set, raw score is 50 then you'll get 75%, we wanted to set 50 which will be equivalent to 75% as the passing grade. is there any possible way to do this?
  • fdillard
    fdillard Community Member Posts: 7
    I uploaded the course to my LMS. At the end when the course ends and hits the javascript code, the LMS responds with a 404 error. Any suggestions?



    Fredia:confused: