Has anybody had success publishing to Sharepoint? I tried publishing to CD then uploading the autorun file to Sharepoint. After I uploaded it to sharepoint I was able to get to a screen that displayed the module name but when I click on the module name I receive an Internet Explorer error. any suggestions?  

Joe,

neither WSS nor Sharepoint Portal Server 2003 or MOSS 2007 have a LMS, so a course you upload there will be nothing but a zip file.
In the case you uploaded the results of the "publish to CD" files, you have to ensure that the file structure is still intact. This would be easiest if you put them into a directory on your web server, not into the Portal Server.
Another way would be to use a LMS like Sharepoint Learning Kit (http://www.codeplex.com/SLK) where you can upload the SCORM or AICC version.

Juergen  

Juergen, you are right, SharePoint itself has no LMS capabilities without SLK installed. However, even with SLK, it is quite feature-limited LMS, comparing with others.  

Juergen,

I've tried hard to publish a course in SCORM format in SLK, like a zip file.
The course was supposed to appear online, but when I try to open it the browser asks me if I want to save the file.
I did some tests with the solitaire, and it worked ok.

Have you any idea about what is happening?
 

Solitaire is a totally hand coded test made so that it does work. It is not representative of output from any other software.
 

Hi Joe,

You must publish Scorm 2004 LMS. It will be generate a .zip file.

You will must upload this file to your Sharepoint Learning Kit.

After uploaded, click in drop down list and select in eLearning Action and follow the instructions.



 

Make sure you have all of your assets checked in. Otherwise, you will receive errors.  

Joe,

If you're only interested in collecting simple information (such as the raw score), check out my post titled "JavaScript functional sample?" - my third post contains the functioning code

You'll have to view the post's source code to get the correct, escaped code.  

I'm not sure, but perhaps it is a very simple problem:
When publishing to CD Courselab writes paths using backslashes (\) which is valid for local use on a CD but not for the use on a web server. So the easiest way to solve this is to replace all occurrences of \ with /in path names in autorun.html  

I'm not sure, but perhaps it is a very simple problem:
When publishing to CD Courselab writes paths using backslashes (\) which is valid for local use on a CD but not for the use on a web server. So the easiest way to solve this is to replace all occurrences of \ with /in path names in autorun.html  

I regularly put modules designed for CD delivery onto a sharepoint server, they work without any changes.  

Oh forgot to mention I do usually use a web page with links to multiple modules