This project is for a local hospital. The project involves an education website that explains Sickle Cell Anemia to younger patients. The website provides information and then presents a quiz. The website was written mostly in PHP, and the information and quiz were developed in Adobe Captivate. Once the quiz was completed, a directory structure was supposed to be created to store the results, and then the results were uploaded to a database using a custom PHP script. The problem was that that directory structure was not created, causing the results to not be saved.
The solution to the problem was in settings for a LAMP server vs a WAMP server. Adobe Captivate seems to only support WAMP servers by default, and very little information was available about running it on a LAMP server, which was required for the project. Specifically, it was discovered that Linux servers require permissions to create folders and files, and these permissions were not set correctly. Once the settings were changed, the product worked as intended and could move on to the next step, which is adding further modules and quizzes
Project Student: Raymond Johns.
