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• Trapcode caching issues

  Someone else has raised this issue in October 2013and I already sent a support ticket to Trapcode, but I thought I'd check here to see if someone has found another solution.

  Essentially, Trapcode particular still won't let After Effects know that the value of a parameter has been changed, and hence the overall Performance cache needs to be reset. The only way to fix it is to purge the memory after each change. If you don't do this, you get a glitching effect as seen in the file video & scene I've linked to below.

  Screencast:

  Dropbox - method AutoCaching.mp4

  Project file:

  Dropbox - Special Caching.aep

  10.9.3 OSX; Adobe CC 2014; Trapcode 12.1.5

  Thoughts?

  Thank you!

  Luke

  Use the beta version of Trapcode particular that solves the following problem:

  Trapcode - particular Beta download

• Applications open slowly on the 1st attempt, fast there after, cache issue?

  Early 2015 13inch MBP, 16 GB of RAM.

  I noticed at the opening of nominations for the first time, despite the PCI storage theres a delay of 3-4 seconds for anything to open it.

  An example is going to 'file - system Preferences.

  Once I close and reopen this fall to close 0.8 second and his quick stays for the rest of the session.

  I'm guessing it's probably down to how OS x caches? I performed tests on the disc and the scores came right back, one knows if I can see the disk access time?

  Thank you

  I'm not sure the cache, an oddity for sure.

  However, there are few benefits to stop after each use. If you close the lid, sleep is more than enough.

  By closing down or reboot you should let the OSX stop all apps and have the box checked to let the OSX open these applications up.

  It is highly more effective.

  See if there is a difference that allows the system handle it.

• TOC on IE caching issue

  Hi all

  RH10 to webhelp

  I just got a call from a current customer. He reports that they are OCD caching problems in Internet Explorer only. A subject and a book in the table of contents that we removed in the last updates always appear in the table of contents, but are obviously dead links to the topics that no longer exist. He said they have deleted the folder and replaced it entirely with the new output files. They clear the cache, but they keep appearing. They do not have this problem in Chrome, he said.

  Any ideas?

  Thank you

  Laurie

  Speaking of meta tags, I discovered something interesting yesterday.

  If you paste the tags in thetag on the master page, they do not appear in the output. If, however, you paste into the "header" of Robohelp area, they are automatically copied into thetag and appear in the output.

  (Originally, I managed to work around the problem by including them in the presentation of the screen (HTML5 Multiscreen) but this workaround is probably easier).

• Image on the side of client caching issues

  PCoIP size strategy set up client image cache said that he supports the Linux clients but page 4 of the guide PCoIP work net gives says that the Linux client are not.  See photos attached.

  If anyone knows who is correct?

  If anyone knows where the client cache is saved on a Windows client that I could navigate?

  Thank you!

  CSC is on by default and works with Windows and Linux clients. The GPO cannot be applied to Windows clients. More our GPO is part and then usually controls the behavior on the client, we do this for various reasons. However, this is not the case here.

  To change the configuration of the Linux client a configuration file exists.

  WP

• Lightroom 5 Preview cache issues

  Hello! I tried to open lightroom 5 this morning to continue working on the photos that I had worked on this weekend. I get a message indicating "lightroom 5 has encountered an error when reading his hides the preview and need to quit." Lightroom wil try to solve this problem, the next time it starts. »

  How can I fix it? I also need to fix this without losing any images edited, I have images that I have edited and need to give back to customers. "

  Help

  Please you will be contacted in a non-technical fashion.

  Thank you

  Christine

  In non-techie speak... your preview cache is damaged and needs to be deleted.

  Using the Explorer/Finder, go and find your Lightroom catalog file... inside you will find a file called "yourcatalogname Previews.LRDATA", go ahead and delete it (take great care that you do NOT delete the file ending with LRCAT). Then Lightroom should start, although now all your previews have disappeared, but you can either let Lightroom gradually build you import images in the grid or film, or you can use the menu command library > Previews > render Standard previews.

• Modules of the app and objects of entity-caching issue

  Hello
  
  I'm working on an application that allows users to distribute scholarship funds to students. My main page uses a table based on a view object App Module has to display the information of the student. The attributes of this VO are based on an entity object, let's call it "foo." This page has a dynamic region popup to allow to define details of the scholarship... the called pre-existing taskflow creates new lines in the objects view App Module b, whose attributes are also mapped to EO foo or mapped to an EO with associations with the foo.
  
  So, with the new lines created, I quit my dynamic region, re - run my application Module has VO, and... no line. It is my understanding that, even if the your were in different Modules App, the fact they were using attributes based on the same EO would allow the lines created to persist in a cache of the entity. Within taskflow the dynamics of the region, there is another outcome where lines are displayed in VO that exists in the App Module b... so I'm pretty confident that my lines are created...
  
  Is there some steps needed to pass data between modules app? Is it impossible? I lose the EO cache when switching between taskflows? Or something else could be the problem?
  
  Thank you!

  Unfortunately your understanding "that the your were in different Modules of the application, the fact that they used the same EO-based attributes would allow the lines created to persist in a cache of the entity '... is incorrect.

  As you are 'reuse' OS through the AMs, the OS cache is instantiated two times, one for each AM, because AMS have entirely separate transactions (to the AMs of the nested exception... but you don't mention you have nested for your AMs so I figure that's irrelevant for you). This is the point of the AMs, separate transactions, so the behavior you're seeing. If you made your sub 2 the same AM, you would be able to reuse the cache of 'foo' EO. Nesting potentially your AMs under a parent AM would have the same effect.

  Note, it becomes a little more complicated in a workflow scenario, because workflows can instantiate separate transactions on a single AM optionally.

  CM.

• Issue of cache issue. What I am doing wrong?

  index.html page has ENTER leading to content.html.

  Content.html holds > content.swf.  I've update the content.swf file content.html regularly both want to always display last content.swf file.

  BTW, content.html is just a blank page whose only purpose is to hold content.swf.

  From another thread, I got the following code. This should apparently always load the latest content.swf. Isn't it?

  < param name = "movie" value = "" master.swf? get = '+new Date(). " getTime ());" / >

  and also in the < embed...

  Adninjastrator

  I tried but I failed. Can see you if I'm applying it correctly? The code on the page content.html for loading of the content.swf looks like this.

  	< object classid = "clsid:d27cdb6e-ae6d-11cf-96b8-444553540000" id = "content" height = "768" width = "930" align = "middle" > "
  	(< param name = "movie" value = "content.swf? get =" + new Date () .getTime ()); "/ >

  				< param name = "quality" value = "best" >
  				< param name = "bgcolor" value = "#333333" >
  				< param name = "play" value = "true" >
  				< param name = "loop" value = "true" >
  				< param name = 'wmode' value = 'window' >
  				< param name = "scale" value = "noscale" >
  				< param name = "menu" value = "false" >
  				< param name = "devicefont" value = "false" >
  				< param name = "salign" value = "" >
  				< param name = "allowScriptAccess" value = "sameDomain" >
  				<!-[if! IE] >->
  	(< object type = "application/x-shockwave-flash" data = "content.swf? get =" + new Date () .getTime ()); "height ="768"width ="930">"
  	< param name = "movie" value = "content.swf

  ? get = "+ new Date () .getTime ());" "/ >< param name = "quality" value = "best" >< param name = "bgcolor" value = "#333333" >< param name = "play" value = "true" >< param name = "loop" value = "true" >< param name = 'wmode' value = 'window' >< param name = "scale" value = "noscale" >< param name = "menu" value = "false" >< param name = "devicefont" value = "false" >< param name = "salign" value = "" >< param name = "allowScriptAccess" value = "sameDomain" ><!-<! [endif]-->" < a href =" http://www.Adobe.com/go/getflash ">< img src = "content_files/get_flash_player.gif" alt = "Get Adobe Flash player" > "< /a ><!-[if! IE] >->< / object ><!-<! [endif]-->< / object >

  The object tag is pretty well supported no more care not for the depreciated embed tag, you won't see it.

  Yes, we need the IE conditional. IE uses a different method to integrate flash.

  What you are doing is fine, even if you don't need to do this way.

  Your index.html could have observed the content.php , which added the random variable, you asked (if .htaccess you fear).

  for example content.php:

  http://www.Adobe.com/go/getflash' > '.

  

• Why should I clear my cache on average every 30 minutes?

  On average, every 30 minutes or so, when I opened a new tab or refresh only a current tab, the page is completely distorted, links or text missing and other various caching issues. Why this happens so often? It is very annoying that I have to manually clear my cache every 30 minutes... If I get up to eat or to watch a show or any other number of things... when I return from my browser does not cache pages correctly and I have to delete it manually each time.

  This happened to me in the past and finally disappeared... but after I updated the browser, he began to do this again. I'll have to resort to using Internet Explorer against my will just so that I'm not bothered by that. How can this be fixed for good?

  If you happen to have a PC/computer Samsung laptop, this problem of random cache of compensation has been associated with a program called Samsung Help Center. You can search around to see if there is a fix, or if he's still the best solution to uninstall.

• Beginner jQuery is having trouble with the links and the page redirect and page caching.

  Hi all

  I'm trying to update an old legacy of multipage site (each page has headers html etc.), adding jQuery Mobile. Most of the time it goes well, but I'm having some problems with the links, the redirect of the page, and caching.

  I write javascript like this...

  < script >

  -do things - then-

  Window.Location.Replace ("Page1.html");

  < /script >

  and links like this

  
  

  < a class = "-ui ui-btn-b btn tsize1" href = "page2.html" rel = "external" > page 2 < /a > "

  
  

  CACHING ISSUES

  
  

  On many pages - such as those that I have problems with, I've added no caching of code as...

  < head >

  < META HTTP-EQUIV = "Pragma" CONTENT = "no-cache" >

  < META HTTP-EQUIV = "Expires" CONTENT = "-1" >

  ... more...

  < head >

  Problem: for example, I can go to Page 1 and click on a link to go to page 2 and page 2 has the lines "no cache" header. The problem is that a fresh change of page 2 does not appear even with no cache lines above and even if I hit refresh in the browser that I thought it was supposed to reload the page (live get of the site). On the contrary, it seems to continue to see the old content before the update.

  In another case I could be on page 21 and click on a link that goes to the publicationfootnote22 and made a few treatment database and then goes to the page33. In this case, my fees top22 updates are not appearing and showing just the old cache data.

  Q: what is the best way, at least while I am writing code, to force the Page to refresh (non-cache), I can see my updates all the time, because otherwise it becomes very confusing because I'm sure you know.

  Thanks in advance: Dave

  Hi Dave,.

  Are you handy with your developer tools? It's always where I head when I need to look inside something. Before getting anywhere in addition or developed, check the response code you get for the page request and see what is the numeric code. If it is 200, you get a new copy. If it is 304 then your browser is striking the same content or something in your UI is to preserve the previously loaded document fragment.

  Photos make it easy, Chrome this is grabbing a small page for the first time and with disable cache enabled, and we get the status code 200:

  

  If I keep refreshing with "Disable cache" activated so I keep getting GET/200, copy fees.

  However, delete the "disable cache" to speed things up and the server and the client negotiate and check if she even needs to send you the document (if she thinks she's changed), and if not, of course you GET/304, or "load cache:

  

  Whenever I update I get GET/304, hitting the cache.

  Make sure your requests are GET/200 if you expect not to be cached.

• How can I force users to clear the cache?

  Is it possible to have the user cache clear when my new muse site loading, so that my old site files don't load their computer?

  Hi Perun,

  Please visit the following link Cache issue.

  Kind regards

  Aish

• Is there a problem with caching with DPS

  Faced with a single question. When I create a folio he referred to redundent files all in construction that are not used in the folio, and then the build downloads to the producer of folio. Could there be a caching issue and how can I clear the cache of DPS (not the cache of indesign). After awhile, it displays the network feared error message.

  I hope you are on Windows:

  Close InDesign and follow the steps below:

  1. go to the C: drive.

  2. click the button hold on the upper left side.

  3. click on the search folder option.

  4. click the view tab and select show all hidden points.

  5. apply and ok.

  6. can c:\users\username\AppData\Roaming\StageManager.BD092818F67280F4B42B04 877600987F0111B594.1\Local store.

  7 remove the dmp and the shared object file.

  8. empty the Recycle Bin.

  Restart InDesign

• DB 9.2.0.8 high library cache latch

  We have AIX 5 L (5.3) server with 8 power 6 CORES 4200 MHz (hyperthreading enabled, so 16 CPU virtual) and database Oracle 9.2.0.8 (migration to 11 GR 2 will next year occur). Database is part of the configuration of dataguard with 1 expectation of maximum availability mode database.
  
  Our night work (use to run in 30 parallel sessions in PL/SQL) suffers a statement cache large library (11% free, but sometimes he goes over 20%, then divide by two locking latches are cache library and library cache pins). Database and SQL, we have resolved several times, we have reduced the random disk operations, events, affirmation of channels cache buffer, removed waiting buffer busy but after each issue of optimization of the library cache locks grew (we just found another bottleneck). DB used to analyze the 3 500-4500 per second during this work (due to a bug SYS_CONTEXT), now it's just 45 per second, so we have reduced the number of library cache searches, too.
  
  In the following report statspack (I na not paste entire file, just gerenal information, wait events, statistics, locks and TOP SQL by analysis of calls) we have:
  
  < li > analysis count (total) 117 058
  < Li > TOP SQL by parsed (this is recursive SQL, hv = 3286148528) 70 187
  
  In fact, more than 70% of searches of library cache are caused by recursive 2 SQL (like many, I know, recursive SQL is still ignoring session_cached_cursors). I have 8 physical CŒURS, Oracle has created in 9i 17 latches cache library at the start of the instance. I thought most waits on research of library cache were caused by a lock child (because of SQL hv = 3286148528), but I was definitely wrong. Snapshot of v$ latch_children, I've done every 3 minutes and wait were evenly distributed between all the 17 locks .
  I don't understand why I expected "library cache" upper 3times then "pine cache library" (WHERE kglupc: child and kglpnc: child). In most our databases (with research in lc low and high run count), we have the two latches at the same level.  . Any ideas would be appreciated
  
  It is also good to mention that srver is 0 inactive when the job is running (but our goal is to complete the process as soon as possible). There are no other database on the server, of course.
  
  Pavol Babel
  Oracle Certified Master
  

  STATSPACK report for
  
  DB Name         DB Id    Instance     Inst Num Release     Cluster Host
  ------------ ----------- ------------ -------- ----------- ------- ------------
  CTP           3761805420 CTPO                1 9.2.0.8.0   NO      sd3test
  
                Snap Id     Snap Time      Sessions Curs/Sess Comment
              --------- ------------------ -------- --------- -------------------
  Begin Snap:    196615 18-Jun-11 22:43:43      130      93.2
    End Snap:    196622 18-Jun-11 23:26:56      129     112.8
     Elapsed:               43.22 (mins)
  
  Cache Sizes (end)
  ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
                 Buffer Cache:     3,072M      Std Block Size:          8K
             Shared Pool Size:     1,200M          Log Buffer:     16,384K
  
  Load Profile
  ~~~~~~~~~~~~                            Per Second       Per Transaction
                                     ---------------       ---------------
                    Redo size:          3,312,111.10             23,670.00
                Logical reads:            233,724.40              1,670.31
                Block changes:             18,297.28                130.76
               Physical reads:              1,102.05                  7.88
              Physical writes:              1,716.01                 12.26
                   User calls:                 27.51                  0.20
                       Parses:                 45.14                  0.32
                  Hard parses:                  0.13                  0.00
                        Sorts:              3,665.77                 26.20
                       Logons:                  0.10                  0.00
                     Executes:             42,748.58                305.50
                 Transactions:                139.93
  
    % Blocks changed per Read:    7.83    Recursive Call %:     99.97
   Rollback per transaction %:    1.42       Rows per Sort:      2.85
  
  Instance Efficiency Percentages (Target 100%)
  ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
              Buffer Nowait %:   99.94       Redo NoWait %:    100.00
              Buffer  Hit   %:   99.57    In-memory Sort %:    100.00
              Library Hit   %:  100.04        Soft Parse %:     99.71
           Execute to Parse %:   99.89         Latch Hit %:     99.53
  Parse CPU to Parse Elapsd %:    2.90     % Non-Parse CPU:     99.99
  
   Shared Pool Statistics        Begin   End
                                 ------  ------
               Memory Usage %:   18.46   18.92
      % SQL with executions>1:   84.52   84.58
    % Memory for SQL w/exec>1:   74.23   74.95
  
  Top 5 Timed Events
  ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~                                                     % Total
  Event                                               Waits    Time (s) Ela Time
  -------------------------------------------- ------------ ----------- --------
  CPU time                                                       15,869    32.09
  db file sequential read                         2,255,519      10,374    20.98
  PL/SQL lock timer                                  13,010      10,085    20.39
  latch free                                        261,042       5,591    11.31
  buffer busy waits                                 381,101       2,244     4.54
            -------------------------------------------------------------
  Wait Events for DB: CTP  Instance: CTPO  Snaps: 196615 -196622
  -> s  - second
  -> cs - centisecond -     100th of a second
  -> ms - millisecond -    1000th of a second
  -> us - microsecond - 1000000th of a second
  -> ordered by wait time desc, waits desc (idle events last)
  
                                                                     Avg
                                                       Total Wait   wait    Waits
  Event                               Waits   Timeouts   Time (s)   (ms)     /txn
  ---------------------------- ------------ ---------- ---------- ------ --------
  db file sequential read         2,255,519          0     10,374      5      6.2
  PL/SQL lock timer                  13,010     13,003     10,085    775      0.0
  latch free                        261,042     55,202      5,591     21      0.7
  buffer busy waits                 381,101          0      2,244      6      1.1
  db file parallel write            703,144          0      1,142      2      1.9
  LGWR wait on LNS                1,943,337      3,507        984      1      5.4
  LGWR-LNS wait on channel          795,292      3,506        981      1      2.2
  LNS wait on SENDREQ               352,719          0        832      2      1.0
  direct path read                   89,263          0        351      4      0.2
  log file sync                      26,078          2        301     12      0.1
  LGWR wait for redo copy           225,228        457        250      1      0.6
  enqueue                             9,742          0         64      7      0.0
  db file scattered read             54,410          0         60      1      0.1
  library cache pin                     529          0         59    111      0.0
  inactive session                       60         60         59    977      0.0
  log file sequential read            8,505          0         50      6      0.0
  async disk IO                      17,970          0         41      2      0.0
  log file switch completion            973          0         39     40      0.0
  control file sequential read       59,062          0         35      1      0.2
  library cache load lock               114          0         10     84      0.0
  log file parallel write           352,205          0          9      0      1.0
  LNS wait on LGWR                2,619,701          0          8      0      7.2
  control file parallel write         4,431          0          5      1      0.0
  log buffer space                       11          0          3    300      0.0
  db file parallel read                 239          0          2      8      0.0
  process startup                        37          0          1     24      0.0
  wait list latch free                   52          0          1     13      0.0
  buffer deadlock                       206        206          0      1      0.0
  ARCH wait on SENDREQ                   43          0          0      5      0.0
  direct path write                  10,377          0          0      0      0.0
  library cache lock                      1          0          0    179      0.0
  row cache lock                          6          0          0     16      0.0
  log file single write                  34          0          0      2      0.0
  SQL*Net more data to client         2,265          0          0      0      0.0
  local write wait                        1          0          0     21      0.0
  SQL*Net break/reset to clien           25          0          0      1      0.0
  db file single write                    3          0          0      3      0.0
  SQL*Net message from client        57,311          0    165,393   2886      0.2
  pipe get                           91,560      2,334      7,523     82      0.3
  jobq slave wait                       782        770      2,280   2915      0.0
  SQL*Net message to client          57,343          0          0      0      0.2
  SQL*Net more data from clien          255          0          0      0      0.0
            -------------------------------------------------------------
  Background Wait Events for DB: CTP  Instance: CTPO  Snaps: 196615 -196622
  -> ordered by wait time desc, waits desc (idle events last)
  
                                                                     Avg
                                                       Total Wait   wait    Waits
  Event                               Waits   Timeouts   Time (s)   (ms)     /txn
  ---------------------------- ------------ ---------- ---------- ------ --------
  db file parallel write            703,148          0      1,142      2      1.9
  LGWR wait on LNS                1,943,340      3,507        984      1      5.4
  LGWR-LNS wait on channel          795,293      3,506        981      1      2.2
  LNS wait on SENDREQ               352,720          0        832      2      1.0
  LGWR wait for redo copy           225,228        457        250      1      0.6
  log file sequential read            8,505          0         50      6      0.0
  async disk IO                      16,789          0         38      2      0.0
  latch free                          2,655         85         26     10      0.0
  log file parallel write           352,206          0          9      0      1.0
  LNS wait on LGWR                2,619,702          0          8      0      7.2
  control file sequential read       12,133          0          7      1      0.0
  control file parallel write         4,425          0          5      1      0.0
  db file scattered read                307          0          3     10      0.0
  db file sequential read               274          0          1      2      0.0
  direct path read                   24,738          0          0      0      0.1
  ARCH wait on SENDREQ                   43          0          0      5      0.0
  enqueue                                45          0          0      2      0.0
  log file single write                  34          0          0      2      0.0
  rdbms ipc reply                       129          0          0      0      0.0
  direct path write                  10,258          0          0      0      0.0
  wait list latch free                    3          0          0     10      0.0
  buffer busy waits                       2          0          0      0      0.0
  rdbms ipc message               2,173,078      2,976     30,391     14      6.0
  pmon timer                            868        862      2,528   2913      0.0
  smon timer                             64          0      2,461  38446      0.0
            -------------------------------------------------------------
  SQL ordered by Gets for DB: CTP  Instance: CTPO  Snaps: 196615 -196622
  -> End Buffer Gets Threshold:     10000
  -> Note that resources reported for PL/SQL includes the resources used by
     all SQL statements called within the PL/SQL code.  As individual SQL
     statements are also reported, it is possible and valid for the summed
     total % to exceed 100
  
  
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  SQL ordered by Parse Calls for DB: CTP  Instance: CTPO  Snaps: 196615 -196622
  -> End Parse Calls Threshold:      1000
  
                             % Total
   Parse Calls  Executions   Parses  Hash Value
  ------------ ------------ -------- ----------
        70,187       70,186    59.96 3286148528
  select c.name, u.name from con$ c, cdef$ cd, user$ u  where c.co
  n# = cd.con# and cd.enabled = :1 and c.owner# = u.user#
  
         8,686        8,686     7.42 3716207873
  update seq$ set increment$=:2,minvalue=:3,maxvalue=:4,cycle#=:5,
  order$=:6,cache=:7,highwater=:8,audit$=:9,flags=:10 where obj#=:
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  Published by: Pavol Babel June 21, 2011 23:29
  
  Published by: Pavol Babel June 21, 2011 23:37
  
  Published by: Pavol Babel June 21, 2011 23:46
  
  Published by: Pavol Babel on June 22, 2011 17:22

  Pavol Babel wrote:
  We have AIX 5 L (5.3) server with 8 power 6 CORES 4200 MHz (hyperthreading enabled, so 16 CPU virtual) and database Oracle 9.2.0.8 (migration to 11 GR 2 will next year occur). Database is part of the configuration of dataguard with 1 expectation of maximum availability mode database.

  In the following report statspack (I na not paste entire file, just gerenal information, wait events, statistics, locks and TOP SQL by analysis of calls) we have:

  analysis count (total) 117 058
  

  TOP SQL by parsed (this is recursive SQL, hv = 3286148528) 70 187

  Load Profile
  ~~~~~~~~~~~~                            Per Second       Per Transaction
  ---------------       ---------------
  Redo size:          3,312,111.10             23,670.00
  Logical reads:            233,724.40              1,670.31
  Block changes:             18,297.28                130.76
  Physical reads:              1,102.05                  7.88
  Physical writes:              1,716.01                 12.26
  User calls:                 27.51                  0.20
  Parses:                 45.14                  0.32
  Hard parses:                  0.13                  0.00
  Sorts:              3,665.77                 26.20
  Logons:                  0.10                  0.00
  Executes:             42,748.58                305.50
  Transactions:                139.93
  

Your library cache issue relates to your 42 000 executions per second, not your 45 analysis per second.
Looks like you need to find a way to keep some run very frequently statements in a pinned - what is in your Top SQL by executions, and state how it is called the pl/SQL? I wouldn't hire me what anyone at the moment, but cursor_space_for_time setting to true may be relevant to your case.

Concerning
Jonathan Lewis

• Cache problems with Internet Explorer - SCORM quiz loading modules

  Hi, as mentioned in a previous thread I created several SCORMS using Captivate 4 and use Moodle to manage learning. The SCORMS contains a presentation and a short multiple-choice quiz. We are having problems with SCORMS not opening on first page, but rather around the quiz section.

  Internet Explorer-
  Scenario #1. If the user launches a SCORM of Moodle for the first time the module load early on, the first slide (desired result).
  Scenario #2. If a user launches a SCORM a later date, after having already failed the quiz, the module will be loaded at the beginning of the quiz (not result desired, but can live with it).
  Scenario #3. If the user starts a module a later date, after having previously passed the quiz, the module loads the results page and now shows a failure (certainly not aim).

  Firefox-
  The problem described above is not a factor. Regardless the user rank past that the module will initially launch the first slide, whenever it is launched. But Firefox does not results in Moodle notebook.

  CP settings

  The acceptance and rejection in Captivate settings are set to ' go to ' slide 1. The results are passed to the notebook without problem, but it is a problem in the third scenario, if a user launches accidentally after module have successfully earned a pass. Someone at - he encountered this problem and managed to force the module to launch on the first page? Ideally don't want to remind users in clear cache every time when you use IE.

  Any help is appreciated!
  Thank you
  GAV
  Publication of SCORMS in the hat 4 with preferences for AS2, SCORM Version 1.2 and Flash Player 7. Tested with IE8

  Hello

  It is not a cache issue - is in fact of Captivate in "resume function" that does this.

  You must disable this "feature" in Captivate yourself. Access reports settings in Captivate and click LMS customization settings in the lower right. Check the box "never send RESUME data", and then republish your SCORM package.

  / Michael

  Click here to visit the blog of www.captivate4.com

• Remote debugging

  I am at the wheel nuts trying to get remote debugging to work.

  I thought it might be something with managed on the domain network switches, so I set up a private on a small switch, network

  Firewall is turned off on both machines

  Since my development machine, I can navigate to [deploy machine: 3580 / dumpinfo?] and on the list of services is:

  MyProgram.exe

  HTTP/1.0 200 OK
  Server: Service Locator
  Pragma: non-cache
  Connection: close
  Content-Length: 12
  Content-Type: text/html
  Port = 49306

  BUT I tryOperate-> Application Debug, I get the message connection error "Failed to lookup debuggable applications or shared libraries.

  From experience, this message is firewall issues, but firewalls is definitely extinct.

  Any thoughts?

  15.0f2 32-bit LabVIEW

  Windows 7 x 64 on both machines

  Ed,

  can you identify the target system via IP or name?

  I guess it could be a DNS caching and local cache issue...

  Norbert