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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. |
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LICENSE.txt | ||
README.txt | ||
composer.json | ||
embed.php | ||
h5p-default-storage.class.php | ||
h5p-development.class.php | ||
h5p-event-base.class.php | ||
h5p-file-storage.interface.php | ||
h5p-metadata.class.php | ||
h5p.classes.php |
README.txt
This folder contains the general H5P library. The files within this folder are not specific to any framework. Any interaction with an LMS, CMS or other frameworks is done through interfaces. Platforms need to implement the H5PFrameworkInterface(in h5p.classes.php) and also do the following: - Provide a form for uploading H5P packages. - Place the uploaded H5P packages in a temporary directory +++ See existing implementations for details. For instance the Drupal H5P module located at drupal.org/project/h5p We will make available documentation and tutorials for creating platform integrations in the future. The H5P PHP library is GPL licensed due to GPL code being used for purifying HTML provided by authors.