The reason for that error is probably due to the way you published the game. Did you activate Reporting under Quiz Preferences? If yes, you have created a SCO (compliant with SCORM LMSs) which is capable of transferring data to a LMS (like to a gradebook). But you don’t want a SCO, you want a simple published package. I do this often on my blog. I do not activate Reporting, even if there are questions or scored objects. I upload that published folder to part of my domain, acting as a webserver. You just have to include the URL to the index.html file in a text or in another way to provide access. Example: have a look at my most recent post, which was an aswer to a user:
https://blog.lilybiri.com/multiple-failure-messages-quiz-in-captivate-classic
There is an embedded link to the published quiz which you can see in that post. In HTML language, this is what I inserted in the post:
<p><iframe src=”https://www.lilybiri.com/published/Fail3Classic/index.html” width=”800″ height=”490″></iframe><br></p>
You see the path to the index file, which is uploaded to the ‘subdomain’ published. In this case I used an iframe with a fixed resolution of 800×490 which is smaller than the original resolution but has the same width/height ratio.
I hope this could help?
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