Moodle is not yet SCORM 2004 conformant. I have also found that the second SCO in an aggregation will not launch; neither will the 4th if there are 5 SCOs and the 6th if there are 7 SCOs. I am currently fixing this bug. There are other issues that will also need to be fixed before Moodle will be SCORM 2004 conformant.

Clarification: This bug is limited to the use of the "continue" navigation request. That is, it is still possible to launch the SCOs by clicking on them in the TOC when "choice" is enabled.

Ana Cláudia (in MDL-13887) reported:
When I use version 5.2.5 of the PHP, to sail in the Scorm for the buttons prev/next, the pages jumps of 2 in 2 pages, or either has access for example page 1, later the 3 and the 5. E when I install version 5.2.0 of the PHP, the navigation function perfectly.

Hi jennifer - that's related to MDL-13093 - Petr put a fix together that seems to fix it - I'm waiting to hear from Kimberly Prewitt to make sure it works before I commit the patch to 1.9stable/HEAD

Dan

Funny, I fixed it using code very similar to Kristof's. If Kimberly is still having trouble with Petr's patch, we can try adding the following lines in SCORM_13lib.php:

$nextsco = current($scoes);
if($nextsco->id == $sco->id)

This should replace the one line: $nextsco = next($scoes);

Although very similar, I think it's different enough from Kristof's fix to possibly work for Kimberly.

hah! - classic! - welcome to the scorm module!

haven't tested your fix yet, but personally I like Petr's fix better as it fixes the bad logic used in the foreach, whereas yours potentially "work's around" the bad logic...

fyi that foreach logic appears in lib.php, scorm12lib.php, scorm13lib.php and the aicc lib. (which petr's patch fixes)

Dan

I just committed a change to 'datamodle.php' that corrected a mistyped function call. In our tests, this was causing navigation errors. Fixing the function call has fixed our navigation issues.

thanks

Hello Mike, please tag your commits as merged next time