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Typo was killing cmi_POST ...
openacs-4/.../scorm-player/tcl/rte-api-procs.tcl (+2 -2)
231 231         [util::json::object::create \
232 232            [list schema [util::json::object::create $schema] \
233 233                  data [util::json::object::create $data]]]]
234 234
235 235 }
236 236
237 237 ad_proc -private scorm_player::rte_api::cmi_POST {
238 238     -id:required
239 239     -user_id:required
240 240     -data:required
241 241 } {
242 242     Process a POST cmi operation.  This takes a JSON string as data, parses it, and
243 243     stores the data into the database.  This is where the persistent storage of RTE
244 244     tracking information takes place.  The datamodel structure is defined in
245 245     rte-api-init.tcl
246 246 } {
247 247
248 248     # Browse mode allows one to navigate through a course without generating tracking
249 249     # data.  Useful for checking out a course before making it public.
250 250
251       if { [db_string get_lesson_mode {}] eq "browse"] } {
  251     if { [db_string get_lesson_mode {}] eq "browse" } {
252 252         return
253 253     }
254 254
255 255     foreach {table table_data} [util::json::object::get_values $data] {
256 256         set data_rows($table) {}
257 257         foreach row [util::json::array::get_values $table_data] {
258 258             lappend data_rows($table) [util::json::array::get_values $row]
259 259         }
260 260     }
261 261
262 262     # Now for each table insert each row in the data structure, massaging special
263 263     # values and ignoring read-only columns in the process.  Note that this process
264 264     # is sensitive to the ordering of the schema defined in our init file.
265 265
266 266     foreach table [array names data_rows] {
267 267         set attributes [nsv_get scorm_schema ${table}_table]
268 268
269 269         # This is a bit brute-force, we're going to walk the attributes and munge
270 270         # special columns and drop out read-only columns dynamically for each row.
271 271         # While it would be possible to go after this in a more sophisticated way,