I’ve only done this by basically making a broken scorm package so that it never communicates status or completion status.
I can hide that banner but it does not remove the need to click into the course.
I fear we would need another mechanism besides CSS to facilitate that event.
If only we could do something similar to this and just click into the course for them.
I could see myself trying to test little nuggets like this for a specific page to accomplish what you’re trying to do. There’s no button by that name that I am aware of but it is the concept I am driving at.
// FYI - this is not supported code - do not try this
$(document).ready(function(){
$("#startBtn").click();
});
I can hide that banner but it does not remove the need to click into the course.
I fear we would need another mechanism besides CSS to facilitate that event.
If only we could do something similar to this and just click into the course for them.
I could see myself trying to test little nuggets like this for a specific page to accomplish what you’re trying to do. There’s no button by that name that I am aware of but it is the concept I am driving at.
// FYI - this is not supported code - do not try this
$(document).ready(function(){
$("#startBtn").click();
});
Yeah this is the great, ‘if only’ would solve so many platform limitations currently. That’s why I break the package.
… and I would be the guy who needs a perpetually open ticket to have my platform fixed from the backside cuz I keep breaking it. LOL
I could get good use out of a sandbox.
… and I would be the guy who needs a perpetually open ticket to have my platform fixed from the backside cuz I keep breaking it. LOL
I could get good use out of a sandbox.
I keep forgetting you don’t have one, super useful for sure especially if doing those things. Maybe even an understandable pre-requirement for it.
Thanks so much to you both, I’ll test the broken SCORM idea.
Much appreciated,
Nicole