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  2. MDL-46782

When re-entering Multi-SCO SCORM start from the first uncompleted SCO

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    • MOODLE_25_STABLE, MOODLE_26_STABLE, MOODLE_27_STABLE
    • MOODLE_31_STABLE, MOODLE_32_STABLE
    • master_MDL-46782
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      Using a multi-sco package like the one attached or RuntimeMinimumCalls_SCORM12.zip in mod/scorm/tests/packages.

      • Use the settings current window, student skip content structure = no.
        Enter the scorm, complete some scos, exit.
        Re-enter the scorm you should be taken to the last uncompleted SCO.
      • Use the settings new window, student skip content structure = no.
        Enter the scorm, complete some scos, exit. (or re-enter the previously partially complete scorm)
        On a re-entry you should be taken to the last uncompleted SCO.
      • Use the settings current window, student skip content structure = always.
        Login as a student
        Enter the scorm, complete some scos, exit. (or re-enter the previously partially complete scorm)
        On a re-entry you should be taken to the last uncompleted SCO.
      • Use the settings new window, student skip content structure = always.
        Login as a student
        Enter the scorm, complete some scos, exit. (or re-enter the previously partially complete scorm)
        On a re-entry you should be taken to the last uncompleted SCO.
      • Use the settings current window, student skip content structure = always.
        Login as a teacher or admin user - this will take you to the content structure page as only students are "skipped"
        Enter the scorm, complete some scos, exit. (or re-enter the previously partially complete scorm)
        On a re-entry you should be taken to the last uncompleted SCO.
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      Using a multi-sco package like the one attached or RuntimeMinimumCalls_SCORM12.zip in mod/scorm/tests/packages. Use the settings current window, student skip content structure = no. Enter the scorm, complete some scos, exit. Re-enter the scorm you should be taken to the last uncompleted SCO. Use the settings new window, student skip content structure = no. Enter the scorm, complete some scos, exit. (or re-enter the previously partially complete scorm) On a re-entry you should be taken to the last uncompleted SCO. Use the settings current window, student skip content structure = always. Login as a student Enter the scorm, complete some scos, exit. (or re-enter the previously partially complete scorm) On a re-entry you should be taken to the last uncompleted SCO. Use the settings new window, student skip content structure = always. Login as a student Enter the scorm, complete some scos, exit. (or re-enter the previously partially complete scorm) On a re-entry you should be taken to the last uncompleted SCO. Use the settings current window, student skip content structure = always. Login as a teacher or admin user - this will take you to the content structure page as only students are "skipped" Enter the scorm, complete some scos, exit. (or re-enter the previously partially complete scorm) On a re-entry you should be taken to the last uncompleted SCO.

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      Hello,

      I've been testing moodle 2.5, 2.6 and 2.7 versions. If I enter a scorm and leave it, the next time I enter it it starts from the scorm first page.

      It is not due to my browser version because I have used several browsers and several versions (included the most updated of any of them) and it happens in any of them.

      I would like to update our moodle to 2.7, but this is a big problem that makes it impossible.

      Thanks in advance.

      Rover

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                13/Mar/17