Question

When I try to launch my Microsoft Learning Essentials content in Test Track, the content will not launch. On import, I am seeing some parser warnings, but it still loads into Test Track. Is there something wrong with my content or is it Test Track?

Answer

The issue actually doesn't have anything to do with SCORM or those parser warnings you are seeing. It is a simple issue of MSFT producing products that will only run on Windows servers. More specifically, when the content tries to load some of its files, it requests the files using the wrong case. See the attached screenshot. You can see that when the content tries to load the pagebehavior.js file, it requests the file "pageBehavior.js", but the file is actually named "pagebehavior.js". When deployed to a Windows server, that will work just fine because Windows is not case sensitive. However, on a Linux based server (which is what Test Track and the SCORM Cloud are running on).