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Hi Dan
I had already tried that, but have just done so again. I've attached screen shots I've just made, using the standard Moodle theme. Same issue as before. It does seem to be an issue, as there have been a number of forum postings relating to stage size (particularly height). Best wishes Sid These are screen shots using the standard theme
thanks for that! - to be honest, the css in SCORM needs a bit of work and doesn't really comply with Moodle's theming guidelines...
I've been wondering for a while about the stage height/width and why we actually allow them to be set by the module.... unfortunately there isn't any funding allocated to SCORM maintenance at the moment, so this will sit on our todo list for a while.... unless someone comes up with a patch which I'd be happy to review! hello, I just spent a few days fighting similar issues in new imscp resource module in 20dev.
I ended up doing some crazy YUI magic, maybe some bits could be later reused in this module. Is there any news on it? I could spend some money for solve this scorm problem view... It's horrible!
 Hi David,
Most view related issues are related to people using non-standard themes, however the SCORM CSS is known to be pretty bad, and could do with some improvement. If the issues you are having are not related to a custom theme you have on your site, and you were willing to pay for it to be improved, you could contact your local Moodle Partner to do the work for you. thanks, I have tried with standar themes with no success... I will put in contact with CVA (spanis partner) and I hope they can solve it.
Thanks! Hi David:
If the page showing the SCORM is footer must show both bars, but SCORM window would be very small. Can you attach a screenshot? Regards I'm still getting the problem in 1.9.7+. The vertical scroll bars shown in my original screen dumps above appear even if I revert to the standard theme. As said in my original posting, I can partially solve the problem by setting the vertical stage size to 1100 px (even though the actual SCORM object size is only around 600 - 700 px deep). However this then pushes any horizontal scroll bar out of sight.
The key point which I think is being missed, which may help in solving the problem, is that this was not a problem in 1.8.+. Therefore whatever is causing it is a result of changes to the SCORM module between 1.8 and 1.9. If someone could identify which of those changes might have affected the stage size setting routine, it should be possible to fix. Any ideas? Best wishes Sid it could have been the large visualisation patch that went in - but SCORM display was much worse prior to that! the major issue is really MDL-7787 - time should be spent on that bug - possibly using some YUI magic as Petr mentions to make it work really well. This isn't something that I have time to spend on unless someone provides some funding to get it done.
As always I'm happy to help review any patches for inclusion in core if someone else does this work. With these small changes are going to try to solve the problem of double bar:
Try this change and tell me if it works or not. These patches are made on moodle 1.9.7 I tried the patch, but it didn't seem to work in Firefox. I'm going to try in IE7 next.
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Bug
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Major
Stage height and width, and TOC size cannot be set
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thanks for the details! - can you please re-test with the standard Moodle theme? - a large number of scorm related display issues are related to peoples custom themes - so it's always good to eliminate those first.
thanks.