Comments for Travis's Thoughts http://travisthoughts.com My Thoughts on Learning and Development Mon, 30 May 2011 07:17:09 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 Comment on Shocked by Good Customer Service! 3 Principles for Good Customer Service by Nichole Mason http://travisthoughts.com/leadership/shocked-by-good-customer-service-3-principles-for-good-customer-service/comment-page-1/#comment-171 Nichole Mason Mon, 30 May 2011 07:17:09 +0000 http://hrtrainingandleadership.wordpress.com/?p=321#comment-171 Is there such a thing as a good customer service evangelist? Because I could definitely get on top that soap box. Nice work. Is there such a thing as a good customer service evangelist? Because I could definitely get on top that soap box. Nice work.

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]]> Comment on Temporarily Lock Flash Slides in Articulate Presenter by Frank Mawn http://travisthoughts.com/elearning-tools/articulate/temporarily-lock-flash-slides-in-articulate-presenter/comment-page-1/#comment-160 Frank Mawn Thu, 24 Feb 2011 15:42:17 +0000 http://travisthoughts.com/?p=587#comment-160 Hi Travis, I found a solution. I'll post it here in case you might find interrest in it. Here's the code I used to clear the resume data: _level44.ResumeMgr.ClearResumeData(); _level44.SendMessage("ART_ResetViewed"); goToSlide(1); // or basically any function that tells articulate to change the slide in order to update its data to the ILMS Hi Travis, I found a solution. I’ll post it here in case you might find interrest in it.

Here’s the code I used to clear the resume data:

_level44.ResumeMgr.ClearResumeData();
_level44.SendMessage(“ART_ResetViewed”);
goToSlide(1); // or basically any function that tells articulate to change the slide in order to update its data to the ILMS

]]> Comment on Temporarily Lock Flash Slides in Articulate Presenter by Frank Mawn http://travisthoughts.com/elearning-tools/articulate/temporarily-lock-flash-slides-in-articulate-presenter/comment-page-1/#comment-159 Frank Mawn Wed, 23 Feb 2011 15:47:38 +0000 http://travisthoughts.com/?p=587#comment-159 Hmmm, for some reason it was already set to false but the player still implement it's own suspend_data :/ Hmmm, for some reason it was already set to false but the player still implement it’s own suspend_data :/

]]> Comment on Temporarily Lock Flash Slides in Articulate Presenter by Frank Mawn http://travisthoughts.com/elearning-tools/articulate/temporarily-lock-flash-slides-in-articulate-presenter/comment-page-1/#comment-158 Frank Mawn Wed, 23 Feb 2011 15:35:38 +0000 http://travisthoughts.com/?p=587#comment-158 Alright Travis, I'll test this out :) Thanks! Alright Travis, I’ll test this out :) Thanks!

]]> Comment on Temporarily Lock Flash Slides in Articulate Presenter by Travis Smith http://travisthoughts.com/elearning-tools/articulate/temporarily-lock-flash-slides-in-articulate-presenter/comment-page-1/#comment-157 Travis Smith Wed, 23 Feb 2011 14:44:54 +0000 http://travisthoughts.com/?p=587#comment-157 Without testing it you could edit the playproperties.xml file where it says: [xml]<resume><UseSharedObj>true</UseSharedObj><UseSuspendData>true</UseSuspendData><messages><Title><![CDATA[Resume presentation]]></Title><Body><![CDATA[Would you like to resume your presentation where you left off?]]></Body><btnYes><![CDATA[Yes]]></btnYes><btnNo><![CDATA[No]]></btnNo></messages></resume>[/xml] Change it to: [xml]<resume><UseSharedObj>false</UseSharedObj><UseSuspendData>false</UseSuspendData><messages><Title><![CDATA[Resume presentation]]></Title><Body><![CDATA[Would you like to resume your presentation where you left off?]]></Body><btnYes><![CDATA[Yes]]></btnYes><btnNo><![CDATA[No]]></btnNo></messages></resume>[/xml] This should allow you to set your own cmi.suspend_data. Without testing it you could edit the playproperties.xml file where it says: 
<resume><UseSharedObj>true</UseSharedObj><UseSuspendData>true</UseSuspendData><messages><Title><![CDATA[Resume presentation]]></Title><Body><![CDATA[Would you like to resume your presentation where you left off?]]></Body><btnYes><![CDATA[Yes]]></btnYes><btnNo><![CDATA[No]]></btnNo></messages></resume>

Change it to:

<resume><UseSharedObj>false</UseSharedObj><UseSuspendData>false</UseSuspendData><messages><Title><![CDATA[Resume presentation]]></Title><Body><![CDATA[Would you like to resume your presentation where you left off?]]></Body><btnYes><![CDATA[Yes]]></btnYes><btnNo><![CDATA[No]]></btnNo></messages></resume>

This should allow you to set your own cmi.suspend_data.

]]> Comment on Temporarily Lock Flash Slides in Articulate Presenter by Frank Mawn http://travisthoughts.com/elearning-tools/articulate/temporarily-lock-flash-slides-in-articulate-presenter/comment-page-1/#comment-155 Frank Mawn Wed, 23 Feb 2011 14:00:18 +0000 http://travisthoughts.com/?p=587#comment-155 Thanks again for your quick response Travis :) Yeah, it is from there I took my information on how to retrieve the slide viewed. (Thanks for that great post by the way) The only thing is that when I try to save my info in the suspend data, Articulate eventually overwrites it with is own data (I think it's when the course close or when the slides change). So there's no way for me to build my own « Start over the course » functionnality because Articulate keeps track of the slide viewed... I need to find a way to tell Articulate to reset its slide viewed array somehow. :/ Thanks again for your quick response Travis :)

Yeah, it is from there I took my information on how to retrieve the slide viewed. (Thanks for that great post by the way)

The only thing is that when I try to save my info in the suspend data, Articulate eventually overwrites it with is own data (I think it’s when the course close or when the slides change). So there’s no way for me to build my own « Start over the course » functionnality because Articulate keeps track of the slide viewed… I need to find a way to tell Articulate to reset its slide viewed array somehow. :/

]]> Comment on Temporarily Lock Flash Slides in Articulate Presenter by Travis Smith http://travisthoughts.com/elearning-tools/articulate/temporarily-lock-flash-slides-in-articulate-presenter/comment-page-1/#comment-154 Travis Smith Wed, 23 Feb 2011 13:52:46 +0000 http://travisthoughts.com/?p=587#comment-154 No, I was just saying that instead of having one global variable for each one of my slides totaling to 20 globals, I should have had one global variable that was an array. Articulate maintains the resume data from cmi.suspend_data. That information is posted on my previous posts ,a href="http://travisthoughts.com/elearning-tools/articulate/how-to-get-the-students-name-and-more-in-flash-actionscript-2-from-the-lms-in-a-scorm2004-articulate-published-course/" target="_blank">here</a> and <a href="http://travisthoughts.com/elearning-tools/articulate/how-to-get-slides-viewed-in-flash-actionscript-2-in-scorm2004-published-course-in-articulate/" rel="nofollow">here</a>. There are ways to set cmi.suspend_data, but that's another post. No, I was just saying that instead of having one global variable for each one of my slides totaling to 20 globals, I should have had one global variable that was an array. Articulate maintains the resume data from cmi.suspend_data. That information is posted on my previous posts ,a href=”http://travisthoughts.com/elearning-tools/articulate/how-to-get-the-students-name-and-more-in-flash-actionscript-2-from-the-lms-in-a-scorm2004-articulate-published-course/” target=”_blank”>here and here. There are ways to set cmi.suspend_data, but that’s another post.

]]> Comment on Temporarily Lock Flash Slides in Articulate Presenter by Frank Mawn http://travisthoughts.com/elearning-tools/articulate/temporarily-lock-flash-slides-in-articulate-presenter/comment-page-1/#comment-153 Frank Mawn Wed, 23 Feb 2011 12:57:01 +0000 http://travisthoughts.com/?p=587#comment-153 Ahh I get it! Thanks Travis :) Also, that global array that you're talking of, is it this one that the articulate player uses to bookmark the slides viewed that are then saved to the ILMS? Ahh I get it! Thanks Travis :)

Also, that global array that you’re talking of, is it this one that the articulate player uses to bookmark the slides viewed that are then saved to the ILMS?

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