Hi, Kevin,
maybe completion status "complete" would be better in second rule (i.e. completed and failed). But actually it depends on how your LMS interprets these statuses.
Close button will work only if your LMS opens course in separate window. If LMS uses frames or separate tabs/pages then close function could be blocked by browser's security settings.
Also note that if you are using one slide quiz and close function is blocked then there is probability of losing data (because onunload event could be blocked too and there are no other events to fire sending data to LMS). In these case it would be useful to set up second slide (i.e. after quiz) for example with quiz results - because any slide transition fires sending data to LMS.
Hi, Kevin,
maybe completion status "complete" would be better in second rule (i.e. completed and failed). But actually it depends on how your LMS interprets these statuses.
Close button will work only if your LMS opens course in separate window. If LMS uses frames or separate tabs/pages then close function could be blocked by browser's security settings.
Also note that if you are using one slide quiz and close function is blocked then there is probability of losing data (because onunload event could be blocked too and there are no other events to fire sending data to LMS). In these case it would be useful to set up second slide (i.e. after quiz) for example with quiz results - because any slide transition fires sending data to LMS.