When embedding h5p and using the fullscreen enter/exit feature, Chrome can produce the following error:
TypeError: 'caller', 'callee', and 'arguments' properties may not be accessed on strict mode functions or the arguments objects for calls to them
at HTMLDocument.<anonymous>
This happens because arguments.callee is not accessible. To fix this, it is sufficient to name the anonymous callback function and reference it by name.
When navigating to the previous page in Edge Chromium the H5P would often break due to it not being loaded when the page is ready. This fix will force a reload of the iframe if it is broken on initialization.
* Add toggler to show/hide content of others in data view
Will try to retrieve user.id, user.name and
user.canToggleViewOthersH5PContents from H5PIntegration. If set,
allows to show/hide contents of other users using a checkbox that
uses the user parameters to set a facet on the author column.
* Add toggler to show/hide content of others in data view
Will try to retrieve user.id, user.name and
user.canToggleViewOthersH5PContents from H5PIntegration. If set,
allows to show/hide contents of other users using a checkbox that
uses the user parameters to set a facet on the author column.
* Adjust stylesheet to better match WordPress look
Content types view always expect to have a contentId when they are displayed. This is no the case if they are displayed in the editor as part of a preview. The fix is to set an empty object with definition for the xAPI event, so all the content types that rely on this does not have to be rewritten. This means that content types that are being previewed will send xAPI completed events, but since there are no scripts that catch these events in the editor, this is not a problem.
This is needed because we can't determine where the user was on the page
when the request failed
Avoid restoring focus to prevent the screen from jumping around
Alex Kennberg
Ravi Majithia
Thomas Marstrander
Frode Petterson
Oliver Tacke
Paal Joergensen