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When you develop a lesson in SCORM to debug you have to install it on a LMS and test with a limited cases.

With this tool you can simulate the answers given by the LMS and check when and wich action is launched.

If you want to debug the html page currently displayed in Internet Explorer you just have to press a button in the toolbar.

It will create an ActiveX in the page wich will fake the SCORM API.

In certain cases (when the page starts the function "findAPI" when it loads for instance) you don't have the time to press the button, the "findAPI" function fail too quickly. In such case you can add the following code in you page to activate the debugger.

<!--StartFragment --> <OBJECT classid="clsid:AA71CBFC-D137-4FA0-B9D0-6308A5F4BD5B" id="API"
width="100" height="24" style="position : absolute; left : 0; top : 0">
</OBJECT>
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript">
   window.API=API;
</SCRIPT>

Download:Installer

Javascript version :

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1. Purpose
This script is used to debug a SCORM content. Whenever the content calls a
SCORM command on the API the debugger ask you what to answer. It also logs
all calls to the API.
 
2. Usage
The debugger and the content must be on a local or network drive (could work 
through http protocol but not tested). You must edit the "const.js" file and
set the "contentURL" variable to the path to your content. You can also
change the "logMode" variable to log into a window a frame or turn off
logging.
 
To debug your content open "launcher.html" with your browser. When the
content will call a function on the API a dialog box will ask you what to
answer.
 
 
Copyright 2004 Alexis ISAAC

Download:Javascript version