Is there any known issues running Articualte
courses with IE 7 or IE 8 on an LMS with an SSL?
All courses were
previously working before the SSL was applied, now only a blank screen is
displayed. We found one work around which is to check “Do not save
encrypted pages to disk” in Internet Options but this is not perfect as some of
the users do not have permission to make this change.
I haven't personally worked with this, but I did find a response in an archived post that may help you out:
"In the player folder of your published output you should see a file called flashcommand.js. If you open this file in a text editor you should do a find. There are two references to an external website at macromedia.com. Change the url to https instead of http and this should prevent the warning from appearing.
If all of your content is to be hosted this way you can modify the flashcommand.js file here:
This will allow you to publish your presentations without having to modify the file each time. It is recommended that you make a backup of the file prior to modifying it."
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HI there Louise!
I haven't personally worked with this, but I did find a response in an archived post that may help you out:
"In the player folder of your published output you should see a file called flashcommand.js. If you open this file in a text editor you should do a find. There are two references to an external website at macromedia.com. Change the url to https instead of http and this should prevent the warning from appearing.
If all of your content is to be hosted this way you can modify the flashcommand.js file here:
C:\Program Files\Articulate\Presenter\players 5.0\core\player\flashcommand.js
This will allow you to publish your presentations without having to modify the file each time. It is recommended that you make a backup of the file prior to modifying it."
I hope this helps!
Christine
Thank you for replying! We will try this out and confirm if it works!
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