[Xerte-dev] Re: Creating custom learning objects?

[Smith, John]

Hi Brad,

I haven't installed the develop branch lately or looked at recent changes but since the merger of the editor and develop branches back in the summer you should get the javascript based editor by default now. Is this not the case?

Regards,

John Smith | Learning Technologist
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Sent: 06 November 2014 16:04
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Subject: [Xerte-dev] Creating custom learning objects?

One of the appeals to working on the devel version of Xerte for me is the prospect of being able to create $SUBJECT, which IIRC is supposed to be easier (and not require Flash/Windows) in Xerte3. Assuming that’s correct, is there any guidance available for how to create a custom LO using just html/javascript/etc, or something folks would point to as a good example?

Just figured I’d ask before I start blindly digging through code. ;)

—Brad

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