I cannot get Articulate 2013 videos do not play when I upload and check in the files into SharePoint 2010 or later. When I click on the presentation.html link, I just get a blank page with no error or spinning wheel. Anyone know how to get them to work? We have to store them locally in order to share them broadly with the firm. The HTML5 version is not compatible with our computers.
I would suggest contacting your sharepoint administrator. There are probably files that Articulate needs that are restricted by your sharepoint administrator.
I've had success with Studio and Storyline projects on sharepoint (just upload in a Document library). If all files are checked in and it doesn't work it's probably best to contact your IT department or Sharepoint coordinator.
Issues I have run into are:
File size restriction. Big video files simple where not uploaded
Script restriction. Not allowed to run any scripts on sharepoint
I wanted to circle back and share with the community that in Koren's case, her \presentation_output\ folder contained more than 100 files. Her SharePoint Server's check-in page was limited to display no more than 100 files at once, and no one noticed that there could be more files on a subsequent page.
Once all files and folders were checked in successfully, the problem was resolved. ...hope this helps another member of our community!
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I would suggest contacting your sharepoint administrator. There are probably files that Articulate needs that are restricted by your sharepoint administrator.
I've had success with Studio and Storyline projects on sharepoint (just upload in a Document library). If all files are checked in and it doesn't work it's probably best to contact your IT department or Sharepoint coordinator.
Issues I have run into are:
Good luck
Hi Koren! Looks like Brian and Jeff have jumped in to assist you here, but I wanted to welcome you to E-Learning Heroes
Good Morning, all.
I wanted to circle back and share with the community that in Koren's case, her \presentation_output\ folder contained more than 100 files. Her SharePoint Server's check-in page was limited to display no more than 100 files at once, and no one noticed that there could be more files on a subsequent page.
Once all files and folders were checked in successfully, the problem was resolved. ...hope this helps another member of our community!
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