Hello
Just to be certain, why do you want to use SCORM for your form ? Is it requested by your client ? SCORM is really focused for the e-learning, it's made to track the progression of a learner in a lesson for example.
By the way it's still possible to store a form in the scorm database model. There is one field where you can write anything you want : the "cmi.suspend_data" field.
It's limited to 4000 characters in the scorm 1.2 version so I recommend to use the scorm 2004 version.
What I would do technically :
When you click the "submit" button of your form, I would create some kind of json with every data of the form.
Optionnaly, I would convert the json string to base64 to eliminate errors regarding escaping, encoding...
Then I would store it in the "cmi.suspend_data" field
If you need more details, dont hesitate to ask
Thanks for answering.
The client is asking me to create a form with SCORM. The learners will use this form to simulate a requisition form used by the company. This form will have text fields and drop-down list menus and we don't need to check the answers. We just need to check if the user answers all the questions and to get these answers and save them with the SCORM. Does it make sense? As I said before I don't understand anything about SCORM and I need to make a really simple demonstration in 2 hours. I would really appreciate if you could show me a simple example.
Edited: I forgot to say that the client used a term to refer to the SCORM. He said exactly this: All the forms need to be checked and confirmed as "SCORM compliant". Do you know this term? What did he mean with this?