Javascript, Flash and Bookmarks

Question

We are using Captivate 8 to create our courses.  On slide 3 through 12 I have one web object per slide which brings up a web page containing a streaming video player that points at a video hosting company that we rent space on.  Our website is hosting the HTML containing the steaming video player used for each slide.
On each of these slides (3 through 12) I have some JavaScript (upon page load) which is trying to set the suspend data and making sure that the current slide is being bookmarked.  I have tried calling the suspend data call and even the set Bookmark call and both have the same results:  Nothing happens.
I am testing it out on a PC running Flash and am using Fiddler to watch the transactions.  Once the videos have started (starting on slide 3), I do not detect any activity to update the bookmark information going back to our LMS.
Once the student is past all of the slides containing the video web objects, then the bookmarking seems to start working correctly again.
It appears that Captivate is converting the slides to a Flash Movie with iframes used to display the video itself.  But it appears that while the flash movie is playing the slides with the videos, no communication goes on between the course and the LMS.
The videos on each slide is only about 5 to 10 minute long.
We are having more and more students who get somewhere past the 3rd video slide and then their session times out for some reason (usually inactivity) but when they attempt to restart the course, they taken back to the first video slide again.
We are not ready to go exclusively HTML5, so I need our bookmarking to work with the Flash-version of our course.
Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks

Answer 1

I have used 2 different approaches and neither one seems to work.
The first was:
/* Calling a self-invoked function to not pollute the global scope and immediately destroy the scope chain */
(function(){
  var KeepItActive = {
  checkComms: function() {
  this.showConsoleLogs = 'no';
  try {
  this.currSetExitResult = SCORM2004_CallSetValue("cmi.exit", SCORM2004_SUSPEND);
  if (this.showConsoleLogs == 'yes') {
  console.log("Result is type of " + typeof this.currSetExitResult);
  console.log("Set Exit to Susspend worked =  " + this.currSetExitResult);
  if (this.currSetExitResult || this.currSetExitResult == 'true' ) {
  this.currSlideName = SCORM2004_GetBookmark();
  if (this.showConsoleLogs == 'yes') {
  console.log("Current Slide Name =  " + this.currSlideName);
  } else {
  if (this.showConsoleLogs == 'yes') {
  console.log("Set Exit to Susspend Failed");
  }  catch (err) { //otherwise assume failed.
  if (this.showConsoleLogs == 'yes') {
  console.log("The Catch of the try-catch feature was activated");
  KeepItActive.checkComms();
The second was:
/* Calling a self-invoked function to not pollute the global scope and immediately destroy the scope chain */
(function(){
  var KeepItActive = {
  resetBookmarks: function() {
  try {
  var strBookmark = null;
  var callReturn = null;
  strBookmark = this.SCORM2004_GetBookmark();
  callReturn = this.SCORM2004_SetBookmark(strBookmark);
  }  catch (err) { //otherwise assume failed.
  if (this.showConsoleLogs == 'yes') {
  console.log("The Catch of the try-catch feature was activated");
  SCORM2004_GetBookmark: function () {
     SCORM2004_ClearErrorInfo();
     return SCORM2004_CallGetValue("cmi.location");
  SCORM2004_SetBookmark: function(strBookmark) {
     SCORM2004_ClearErrorInfo();
     return SCORM2004_CallSetValue("cmi.location", strBookmark);
  KeepItActive.resetBookmarks();