How do I embed Presenter into existing webpage?

What is the testpage.html code? I don't think I've ever looked at that.

I would go with an iFrame to do this. there are lots of parameters for display properties of the embedded page.

this is a good resource:

http://www.htmlcodetutorial.com/frames/_IFRAME.html

or

http://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_iframe.asp

Thanks Dwayne. testpage.html is the sample code (Object/Embed tags basically) that Articulate provides. Let me try your suggestion.

Dwayne, iframe is such an easy, straightforward way to embed Vs the object/embed tags! Too good. Any disadvantages in comparison?

None that i have seen. And the versatility allows great options!

Hi Prad,

The only real downside to iframes is that it mangles accessibility.  Screen readers don't really know how to handle them.

Very helpful. Thanks, Dwayne and Brian!

I did find this article on Jaws and iFrames:

http://coolwebdeveloper.com/2008/09/making-iframes-content-web-accessible-for-screen-readers/

so it seems with a little modification by adding focus to the iFrame when it's called, you should be okay. I have not tried this solution yet.

I just found the example of  the embeded quizmaker from the following url. You can check it out if you click  the quiz on the menu.

http://stalkingawarenessmonth.org/stalkingquiz

I used Firebug to identify the code and it is like this. I hope this helps.

Speaking of accessibility issue, I have a question. I might need to embed my articulate file using this embedded method or make a pop-up window using javascript. Because I saw a pop-up window opens when I click  the showcase examples. I assume it is made by javascript. That means that the pop-up winodw javascript is more accessible to users than iframe?

Any thought?

Hi Sami,

If you're wanting to open an Articulate presentation from a link in a new window, all you would need to do is link to the player.html similar to this:

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Is that what you're looking for?

Hello Brain,

Thank you so much. I think that's it. Have a good day.