I'm trying to publish my course but it seems incomplete :

my zip attached. thanks!

Hi Pedro

You'll need to give more detail about what your set up is and what you did in order to get to that point.

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I create course and added page. I then preview and stood ...

Generating preview...

Your preview is taking some time to generate. Please wait...

then I tried to export to the Publish option ... and this resulted .zip have attached but that does not work as scorm. Missing files (html etc ...) in the structure?

Thank you for your attention.

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OK thanks, sorry I don't really know much about the authoring tool as I only really work with the framework itsef, but hopefully now you've added bit more detail someone else might be able to step in and help

Yes the zip was missing most of the key files. It only seems to have exported the .json for some reason.

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I am experiencing the same issue on a fresh install for the first time 2 days ago.

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Pedro what is your version of node? it must be 0.10.33

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hi Helen, my version is 0.10.33

thanks

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Hi all,

A fresh install of the authoring tool should now be possible by following this post:

https://community.adaptlearning.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=868

It should resolve the issue above.

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Dennis's fix above worked for me.

I can now preview and publish with the authoring tool. Thought I would update on how I did this, for anyone still struggling. Worked first time as well.

For the purposes of doing this, I had freshly installed windows 7 onto a spare computer rather than use my work computer.

This is what I did.

Installed git.
Once I had done that, from git bash, I cloned the authoring tool as per the instructions in the wiki. Then from git bash, I used the command given by Dennis

$ git checkout develop

Once I had done that, I just went through the usual procedure from the wiki. That was as follows

Install Node.js
Verify npm is installed
Install FFmpeg
Install the Grunt and Adapt Command Line Tools
Install MongoDB
Install the Required npm Packages

Now before running the install script, as per Dennis's instructions, I run grunt build from the command prompt. I do not know if this made any difference or not. But it is what I did.

Then once, I had done that, I ran node install to complete the job.

Now it is running fine and I have done a few screens, published out and they are working nicely. If this is a false dawn I will report back, but just wanted to post this in case there is anyone struggling out there atm who this may benefit.

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