How solve Grey Loading screen when LMS completion is 100% done
Hello,
I've read quite a lot of threads on the "grey loading screen" in this forum but the content remains buggy when i plug the content on an LMS with 100% completion
To reproduce the bug the user should :
1-Complete the course
2-Close the course
3-Re Open it
4-Move to a previous slide
5-Close the content
6-Use IE and syfadis as LMS
When we try to relauch the course, the grey loading screen appears and never goes.
I tried the hotfixes proposed but nothing happened.
Do you have any idea ?
1-Complete the course
2-Close the course
3-Re Open it
4-Move to a previous slide
5-Close the content
6-Use IE and syfadis as LMS
7The content should embed quizs
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