When someone programs an H5P content type, it is common practice that someone else gives it a review. That means someone checks whether everything is working as intended. Moreover, one takes a look if there’s something that violates widely recognized standards, if there’s something that does not follow custom policies, or if something within the…
How can I let H5P content types store the state actively?
The core of H5P takes care of storing contents’ state automatically if the resume feature is activated in the H5P integration settings. State is stored in regular intervals and based on some content type events and browser events. However, there may be a good reason why you don’t want to wait for H5P core to…
How can I implement support for resuming in an H5P content type?
Implementing H5P’s resume (or “save content state”) feature is pretty simple for developers. Whenever the core of H5P wants to store the current state of a content type instance, it will try to call a function named getCurrentState and expects the function to return anything that you might want to store. When the user opens…