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H5P.getUserData(contentId, 'state', function (err, previousState) { |
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if (previousState) { |
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library.userDatas = { |
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state: previousState |
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}; |
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} |
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else if (previousState === null && H5PIntegration.saveFreq) { |
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// Content has been reset. Display dialog. |
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delete contentData.contentUserData; |
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var dialog = new H5P.Dialog('content-user-data-reset', 'Data Reset', '<p>' + H5P.t('contentChanged') + '</p><p>' + H5P.t('startingOver') + '</p><div class="h5p-dialog-ok-button" tabIndex="0" role="button">OK</div>', $container); |
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H5P.jQuery(dialog).on('dialog-opened', function (event, $dialog) { |
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var closeDialog = function (event) { |
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if (event.type === 'click' || event.which === 32) { |
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dialog.close(); |
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H5P.deleteUserData(contentId, 'state', 0); |
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} |
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}; |
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$dialog.find('.h5p-dialog-ok-button').click(closeDialog).keypress(closeDialog); |
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H5P.trigger(instance, 'resize'); |
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}).on('dialog-closed', function () { |
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H5P.trigger(instance, 'resize'); |
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}); |
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dialog.open(); |
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} |
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// If previousState is false we don't have a previous state |
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}); |
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// Create new instance. |
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var instance = H5P.newRunnable(library, contentId, $container, true, {standalone: true}); |
The call to H5P.getUserData is supposed to populate library.userDatas with the previous state, so it can be used in in the call to H5P.newRunnable in
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var instance = H5P.newRunnable(library, contentId, $container, true, {standalone: true}); |
This works fine if the previous state is set in the H5PIntegration object and fetched in
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var preloadedData = content.contentUserData; |
Otherwise. however H5P.getUserData will not resolve before the asynchronous call to contentUserDataAjax in
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function contentUserDataAjax(contentId, dataType, subContentId, done, data, preload, invalidate, async) { |
is resolved and thus
library.userDatas may be set after
H5P.newRunnable wants to use the parameter.
This is currently not an issue, because all the H5P plugins set the contentUserData property in the H5PIntegration object, but it will not work otherwise although the code suggests it would.
