Export User Results for use in Web Page

A flash-based quiz is created using a commercial tool (Quizmaker by Articulate). A Quizmaker generated java script records the results of the quiz. The task is to export the results at the close of the quiz so that a called web page can import the data and display the results. The called web page will be in the same folder as the quiz and results. ## Deliverables Deliverables: 1. Javascript code to add to [login to view URL] to export the results 2. Javascript code to read in the results in the called web page 3. Sample webpage displaying results Limits: I do not want to use a database (e.g. MySQL, SQLite). I'm assuming something like XML will be used. Provided to developer: A complete example quiz that includes the Quizmaker generated [login to view URL] (launched with [login to view URL] using iFrame) [login to view URL] (a blank web page that will be called at the close of the quiz) URL to live, working site with example quiz on request For reference, excerpts from [login to view URL]: // Results Screen vars var g_strPlayer = "chico"; var g_arrResults = new Array(); var g_oQuizResults = new Object(); [login to view URL] = new Object(); var g_bUseFSCommand = (!Opera && !isLinux && !isMac); function CloseWindow() {[login to view URL]();} function player_DoFSCommand(command, args) { args = String(args); command = String(command); var arrArgs = [login to view URL](g_strDelim); switch (command) { case "CC_StoreQuestionResult": StoreQuestionResult(parseFloat(arrArgs[0]), arrArgs[1], arrArgs[2], arrArgs[3], arrArgs[4] ,arrArgs[5], arrArgs[6], arrArgs[7], arrArgs[8], arrArgs[9]); break; case "CC_StoreQuizResult": [login to view URL] = new Date(); [login to view URL] = arrArgs[0]; [login to view URL] = arrArgs[1]; [login to view URL] = arrArgs[2]; [login to view URL] = arrArgs[3]; [login to view URL] = arrArgs[4]; [login to view URL] = arrArgs[5]; [login to view URL] = arrArgs[6]; [login to view URL] = arrArgs[7]; break; default: // alert(command); break; } } function QuestionResult(nQuestionNum, strQuestion, strResult, strCorrectResponse, strStudentResponse, nPoints, strInteractionId, strObjectiveId, strType, strLatency) { if (nPoints < 0) {nPoints = 0;} if (strCorrectResponse == "") {strCorrectResponse = "&nbsp;";} [login to view URL] = nQuestionNum [login to view URL] = strQuestion; [login to view URL] = strCorrectResponse; [login to view URL] = strStudentResponse; [login to view URL] = strResult; [login to view URL] = nPoints; [login to view URL] = false; [login to view URL] = new Date(); [login to view URL] = strInteractionId; [login to view URL] = strObjectiveId; [login to view URL] = strType; [login to view URL] = strLatency; } function StoreQuestionResult(nQuestionNum, strQuestion, strResult, strCorrectResponse, strStudentResponse, nPoints, strInteractionId, strObjectiveId, strType, strLatency) { var oQuestionResult = new QuestionResult(nQuestionNum, strQuestion, strResult, strCorrectResponse, strStudentResponse, nPoints, strInteractionId, strObjectiveId, strType, strLatency); var nIndex = [login to view URL]; // Lets see if we have answered the question before for (var i = 0; i < [login to view URL]; i++) { if (g_arrResults[i].nQuestionNum == [login to view URL] && strQuestion == g_arrResults[i].strQuestion) { nIndex = i; break; } } g_arrResults[nIndex] = oQuestionResult; } var g_bCloseExecuted = false; function DoOnClose() { if (!g_bCloseExecuted) { g_bCloseExecuted = true; if (g_bAOSupport) {PostResultsOnUnload()} } }