hi. i think everybody is quite familiar with SCORM. anyway, my question would be… i am making a project to do a local SCORM thing. meaning that it includes tracking of user’s responses. id like to be more specific in quiz, that when you publish a quiz using Flash w/ SCORM on publishing HTML tab it will generate you javascripts that will talk to the LMS. Instead of using an LMS, i have made a flash.EXE that check users (e.g. tracking responses on quiz). For now, after taking a quiz it will store the responses on flashCookie where the flash.Exe can retrieve the responses and records them. what i wanted to achieve is rather than using cookies, is there any way that a QUIZ embedded in an HTML can actually pass value to HTML? and that HTML (with javascript probably) can store temporary values like flash with flashCookies? Or can a javascript can actually write with flashCookie? strange ;( and its a bit hard to explain :cantlook:. i wish someone could understand what im talking about…
help please. :pa: