Description

I guess in this case, Accuria is the customer who wants to organize their staff to attend training, and cannot get the current/old training course/content from Easy LMS to be available.

I guess Block 2 is the one 😉

Searching…

// This block searches for potential website URLs in percentage form.
// This assumes percentage as a mention of the subject on the baseline and local page.
function BinarySearch(callback, interval, threshhold, check, search_locally) {
var previousIndex = 0;
var nextIndex = 100;
var customer = “Accuria”;
var industry = “await”;
var demographics = “Demographics”;
var random_seed = “random”;
var results = [previousIndex, nextIndex];
// Possible solutions for path variables are local inetgral page and baseline test, as user options.
p_j(‘p#local-inetgral-page’, {
test: “//ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/prototype/1.7.3.0/prototype.js”,
run: function() {
console.log(“Searching…”);
}
});
p_j(‘p#baseline-test’, {
test: “//cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/process-jquery/2.2.1/p-j.min.js”,
run: function() {
console.log(“Finding…”);
}
});
/**
* Zeta potential for permuted catalyst
*
* @param customer string: Accuria
* @param industry string: await
* @param demographics string: Demographics
* @param loop result
* @param random_seed string: random
* @param results array
* @return bool
*/
function _search(customer, industry, demographics, loop, random_seed, previousIndex) {
Math.seedrandom(random_seed || “random”);
var results = [];
do {
var percent = [Math.floor(100 * Math.random())/100, Math.floor(100 * Math.random())/100];
console.log(percent);
results.push(percent);
if (results.length > threshhold || (results.length > threshhold/2 && parseInt(percent.join(“”), 10) === previousIndex)) {
return false;
}
} while (callback({
customer: customer,
industry: industry,
demographics: demographics,
results: results
}));
return loop;
}
while (nextIndex – previousIndex > threshhold) {
var new_index = Math.floor(previousIndex + (nextIndex – previousIndex) / 2);
results.push(new_index);
results.splice(results.indexOf(new_index), results.length – results.indexOf(new_index));
results.splice(0, results.indexOf(new_index));
do {
var output = _search(customer, industry, demographics, true, random_seed, results[0]);
} while (output);
console.log({
“finished”: “Searching”,
“success”: output,
“results”: results
})
}
return false;
}