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Is there a way to send a string as a SCORM statement in Lectora?

I would like to send a Custom ID whenever an action is selected (ie. Course1Answer1). When looking, I did not see a way to send cmi interaction statements using an action. Is there an action or other option that would allow me to do this?
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I'm not positive I understand the question, but I think you are wanting to submit the values of the individual variables using CMI interaction statements. There are a couple of ways I think this should work....create a test with 1 question, question is hidden. Then group action gets whatever this string is, then it updates the question answer with a modify variable or change-contents to the string(var) and then submits the test. This should manually write out the interaction.
Some references: https://scorm.com/scorm-explained/technical-scorm/run-time/run-time-reference/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=natural_search
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Here is some JavaScript that was written a few years ago that also might work....
SCORM 1.2:
//get LMS API
var lmsAPI = parent;
//set score; the first number is the score
lmsAPI.SetScore(90, 100, 0);
//set status; possible values: "completed","incomplete", "failed", "passed"
//set status; possible values: "completed","passed", "icomplete", "failed"
SCORM_CallLMSSetValue("cmi.core.lesson_status", "complete");
SCORM 2004:
//get LMS API
var lmsAPI = parent;
//set score; the first number is the score
lmsAPI.SetScore(90, 100, 0);
//set status; possible values: "completed","incomplete", "failed", "passed"
SCORM2004_CallSetValue("cmi.completion_status", "completed");
SCORM2004_CallSetValue("cmi.success_status", "passed");
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