Closed djplaner closed 5 years ago
Advice on this page to insert jQuery(window).trigger('resize');
on accordion activate doesn't work.
this suggestions amending H5P
as an object - but that doesn't work. Need to figure out how its declared
But it points to these instructions that explicitly touch on this problem but offers the same solution. Comments seem to suggest that the problem is embedding via iframe from another site - which is what we're doing.
Ahh, but replacing the trigger with window.dispatchEvent(new Event('resize'));
appears to work
I've set up an example in my sandpit site. I believe you can access that. You should also be able to access the Word document via this OneDrive link.
Current status
The following suggests that the accordion code and the h5p code aren't playing nicely when a new accordion is opened. Have found this thread on h5p.org that suggests a possible solution. I'll explore this and see what I can do.
Problem re-created
If you visit the example you can see the problem re-created if you open up the second accordion.
Minor difference
Though you might see a minor difference. At least I do, when I open the second accordion I see the bottom part of the h5p element. i.e. the following
If I click on one of the reuse, rights of use, or embed elements the element expands.
It's the first viewed accordion element as well, not just the first
It's not widely known but the content interface supports linking directly to one of the accordions. i.e. if you visit this link to the example, it should open the 3rd accordion. (The link is the same as the original, but with #3 added to the end)
When I use this link, the h5p element in the 3rd accordion opens correctly. If I then open the first accordion I see nothing. The second accordion and I see the same error as above.
If I use a link straight to the second accordion, that h5p element is displayed correctly. But the others don't work.