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I am starting to work with Xerte, and I have the same problem.
For us, this is an essential requirement to be met scorm.
Thank you very much for your help,
SAF

I have some difficulties in getting this to work. It works the first time, i.e. it correctly restarts the LO the second time you launch it from Moodle. However, if you then continue and exit the LO, it doesn't store the new location. I can't get it to overwrite the cmi.suspend_data that was stored the first time. So, I am still working on it, bear with me please.

Good afternoon,
I have verified that if I export in SCORM version 1.3 allows me to return to the page where I had been once before, only with Chrome (if using explorer or firefox does not recognize it).
At what may be due? I understand that this option may vary depending on the export scorm LMS or used, but not by the browser, right?
thank you very much

Soory as I have the feeling it is far too easy ;)
Please remember that other sites are using Chamilo instead of Moodle, and it will just be good to be fully SCORM compliant, as Chamilo progress stays at 0% until the end, and obvious ly you don't start at the "stop point".
In the meantime, the package is seen as a unique document when uploaded on the platform. If you create a LP/LO using internal authoring tool, then each document has its own entry...

I hope this would help !

I use Moodle as LMS, and my progress be saved each time the student accesses and performs some interaction without reaching the final. So if you would normally access the last section visited. Someone understands this point is saved in Google Chrome, and not in other browsers?
I do not understand what to use an internal authoring to create a LO.
Thanks for your help

OK, can you give me the direction of the options you tick (menu, and options :) ) so I'm sure it's not me that missunderstood something.. Thanks in advance :)

Chamilo integrates an internal authoring tool that allows you to create LP/LO ; exercises and so on.
So far using the internal AT is working fine, but if you want to use an external AT, the tracking seems to be a bit more tricky :)