Using "Execute Javascript" to mark a course as Complete.

I am using a 3rd party Flash-based player (Flashform) to
bundle Captivate and Flash made SWF files into a SCORM 1.2 package.
My final SWF is a Captivate assessment, which, if passed, should
change the course lesson status to “completed”. Can I
accomplish this by using “Execute Javascript” on a
button and run something like:
“FSCommand("LMSSetValue","cmi.core.lesson_status,completed");”
Any advice is greatly appreciated.
Jon

If you were using only the Captivate-published files for
SCORM, it would likely be fairly straightforward to do what you're
looking for.
Unfortunately, since you're using a 3rd-party player, you'll
have to consult the documentation for the player to determine which
capabilities it exposes and how you can access those capabilities.

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