This release includes the integration of the latest Skillsoft Course Player (SCP v7.11 SR6) and Skillsoft Mobile Player (RIA v2.5 SR1).
Known Issues
There are no known issues in this release.
Bug Fixes
Dialogue Design courses are now successfully being published to SkillPort using the Content Installer. (CR 152951)
When publishing a Desktop only course that includes an ampersand (&) or less than (<) character in the Topic name, the error "CCA course conversion failed" no longer occurs and the course is now successfully published to the Skillport site. (CR 158095)
Imported PowerPoint slides that have audio imported can now successfully be edited and saved. (CR 166274)
When previewing a Desktop only course, the images are now displaying correctly for graphics in questions and for graphical answers. (CR 166537)
Issues with audio files in Mobile and Desktop courses have been resolved: (CR 167419)
Audio files in *.spx and *.we format now play successfully in the Preview mode.
Audio files in *.mp3, *.we, *.spx, *.aac, and *.MP4 (Capital MP4) format now play successfully in the Skillsoft Mobile Player.
Audio and video files in Mobile and Desktop courses are now playing as expected when the course is launched using the Safari browser. (CR 167788)
The Auto Advance feature is no longer enabled for Mobile and Desktop courses. (CR 171843)
An issue where PowerPoint slides were not displaying clearly in the course player has been resolved. (CR 171879)
The Dialogue Design build number is now displayed for the local version and the remote version in the Help > Download Software Updates dialog box. (CR 171882)
When publishing a course to Skillport using Dialogue Design, special characters in the Skillport user name no longer cause an error. (CR 171886)
When clicking on the Show Learning Points link in the course player, Dialogue Design courses are now displaying properly instead of having flashing images. (CR 171887)
Embedded PDF files in custom courses are now loading successfully when accessed on a Mac operating system. (CR 171909)
In Mobile and Desktop courses, PowerPoint slides are now displaying in the center of the course player, with no white space on the right side of the slide. (CR 171910)
