Hi Brooks,
That's some good info, I didn't realize that file even existed.
I also figured out an alternate solution. Instead of running the
test suite from my local drive, I simply uploaded it to a web server
and ran it from there. The only modification I had to make was to
remove a line of code in the test suite that forced a local path
(there is a function that adds "file:///" to the beginning of the
course location string, I simply bipassed that function).
The only other caveat to this solution is that you have to have your
course on the same domain as the test suite. That's not a big issue,
but might not seem apparent to those who haven't yet dealt with
SCORM's cross domain issues.
Thanks for the responses,
Josh
ps. I also posted this info to ADL's public message boards (http://
www.adlnet.org/forums/). That's a decent resource for anybody who
needs help with SCORM issues.
On Nov 18, 2005, at 7:00 PM, Brooks Andrus wrote:
Do a search for FlashAuthor.cfg in the Help docs or on the web -- this
allows you to set up trusted directories on your pc so you can test
on the
local file system without the sandbox tightening its jaws on you.
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