I am creating an online course via SCORM for Moodle 1.9. I have decided that using SCORM is really the only way to design the course the way I want. It doesnt need to work in any other LMS, just one; so I am not worried about compatibility across the board.
What is the best way to use PHP files within a SCORM course?
I have tried linking directly to an outside PHP file, which does "work", but returning back to the SCORM files is kinda wierd. I have to add in this obscure path:
<a href="http://example.com/file.php/3/moddata/scorm/2/scormcontent/complete.html">complete course</a>
Although I have not done much testing, the above technically works. But, I would like to know what the best practices are when it comes to using anything other than HTML and javascript in SCORM. Please help!
Cheers
I agree 100% with pipwerks' answer above. However, if you were absolutely sure you want to do this kind of "hack" you are describing, I would suggest that you link your SCORM content with ajax requests to your php file, so that the experience is as transparent to the user as possible. Of course, you should also be able to upload and execute php files from inside the SCORM's folder (I'm not sure if moodle supports this).