If you are testing your content on your local drive, publish for CD and launch the presentation by double clicking the Launch_presentation.exe file and see if that resolves your issue. To really test your content's functionality you should test in the environment you are publishing for whether it's on a web server, in an LMS or on Articulate Online.
i have a problem with the web object , the defalut artcilate screen area is 733X550, when i take the web object of same size it getting overlaped on the side bar , and if i take the smaller size like 700X520 iam getting the 10px width white border in the right and bottom sides of the application though i align the object to right and bottom corners.... here i added the screens for refrence...
the actual slide size is 720 x 540, this would fill the whole slide with your webobject, if you want the whole width then do 720 by 460 which should mean you get no borders on the left or right
The problem is still alive if i use it is getting ovelaped on side bar which i helighted in below screen shot and iam using coustom option in that iam nmentioning the size 720 X 460
well, it is slide only view and I have to use the company IE.
If look at in standard view it cuts the right part of the movie and I would have to scroll. Not very nice. Of course I could record it with a different resolution!
I tried the informal solution for the player.html file, but I couldn't see any effect.
I am looking forward to get a new version of Articulate, where I can integrate flash movies, recorded in Captivate 5. And I also hope that the flash resolution will get better, it looses quality when publishing.
[quote]But the size and alignment are not like I need it (s. picture). I entered the size 720 x 540.[/quote]
I assumed that when you said you entered the 720 x 540 size, it was when you first inserted the web object into Presenter. I was just curious what would happen if you either changed those values or left them completely blank.
first I created the index.html file and entered the size 720 x 540. Next I inserted the web object into PowerPoint.
When I change the values in the index.html file it also changes the ouput of the web object in Articulate.
My problem is, that the video I should publish should be displayed with its full visual content. This means that the recording solution is mimimum 963x648. When I publish it with Articulate the size of the video is already reduced. That's why I switched to slide only view in Articulate. With the web object the output size gets even smaller, and the content is hard to read.
When I record the video with a different resolution, I have a bigger output of the content but have to scroll around in the video and assessement which is not very nice!
I am kind of lost between Captivate and Articulate and my customer, who wants me to use these tools.
Hi Guys, I am having the same problem as Florence except I recorded in captivate at 720x540. I have changed the video slides to no side bar and I still get the script error message. Is there a way to rid this?
Are you viewing the Captivate content on your machine locally? If so, then you'll continue to receive the scripting error. However, if you actually view your presentation online, it should resolve the issue.
Following everyone's advice, I was able to easily bring in Flash (Captivate) web objects into my pptx. However, I think I found a new problem. Articulate may have certain limitations on the number of Flash web objects. Presently, my course has 16 Flash web objects. All of them start with a short audio intro. Each web object starts after 6 seconds which gives enough time to play the audio. I have made sure that all 16 have the same configurations. Here is where it gets funky. I noticed that 3 or 4 slides won't load the web object when I preview or publish. When I click the Test link button under Web Object, they are work. Oddly enough, these slides are towards the end of the course. I tried a couple of tricks. I noticed that if I copy these troubled slides and paste them to a new pptx, they load. I also noticed that if I remove the audio connected to the troubled slides within the original pptx, the web objects load. What is going on here? Does Articulate have certain limitations on the number of Flash web objects? If so, this will really change my original design. Any help would be appreciated.
Hi Ladd and welcome to Heroes! What I would suggest doing is making sure you test your content online. Previewing local web objects can be problematic due to security restrictions of web browsers, flash, and your operating system. You can simulate a course being online by using Dropbox:
I read this suggestion in an earlier blog. Everything is online, both course and web objects. I even tried different browsers. I will this again. Thanks.
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You would need to update your computer's settings to have your primary web browser be the default application to open HTML files:
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows-vista/Change-Internet-Explorer-Programs-settings
thanks!
The publishing works now, but it doesnt show the web objects.
Previewing does but still with this script error message.
If you are testing your content on your local drive, publish for CD and launch the presentation by double clicking the Launch_presentation.exe file and see if that resolves your issue. To really test your content's functionality you should test in the environment you are publishing for whether it's on a web server, in an LMS or on Articulate Online.
Hi,
i have a problem with the web object , the defalut artcilate screen area is 733X550, when i take the web object of same size it getting overlaped on the side bar , and if i take the smaller size like 700X520 iam getting the 10px width white border in the right and bottom sides of the application though i align the object to right and bottom corners.... here i added the screens for refrence...
Hi Ram
The articulate slide size is 720 x 540
Phil
Hi Phil,
Iam using the a bit small size what u mentioned iam using 700X460
Regards...
HI Ram
the actual slide size is 720 x 540, this would fill the whole slide with your webobject, if you want the whole width then do 720 by 460 which should mean you get no borders on the left or right
Phil
Hi Phil,
The problem is still alive if i use it is getting ovelaped on side bar which i helighted in below screen shot and iam using coustom option in that iam nmentioning the size 720 X 460
Regards...
Web objects often misalign so try pushing it of the slide to the right (by about 10-20 pixels) prior to publishing, this might ocrrect it
PHil
hi Phil,
Its working if i pushes the obejct a bit ... but every time we cant rely on this need to find some solution for this ....
Ram..
Sorry, that is the only solution, web objects are not the most reliable for placement because they palce an iframe over the player
Phil
Hi,
publishing etc. works now fine - thanks.
But the size and alignment are not like I need it (s. picture). I entered the size 720 x 540.
Regards, Florence
Hi Florence,
A Web Object that is inserted into a Presenter ‘09 presentation may be misplaced or misaligned during playback if the following criteria are true:
* The slide in which the Web Object has been inserted is set to Slide Only view.
* The Web Object is configured with a custom size (width and height).
* You are using Internet Explorer to view your published presentation.
Please review the following article for more information and solutions:
http://www.articulate.com/support/presenter09/kb/?p=2715
thanks Brian,
well, it is slide only view and I have to use the company IE.
If look at in standard view it cuts the right part of the movie and I would have to scroll. Not very nice. Of course I could record it with a different resolution!
I tried the informal solution for the player.html file, but I couldn't see any effect.
I am looking forward to get a new version of Articulate, where I can integrate flash movies, recorded in Captivate 5. And I also hope that the flash resolution will get better, it looses quality when publishing.
Florence
Hi Florence,
Can you tell me what happens when you do not enter a new size (720 x 540) when you add the web object?
Hi Brian,
how do you mean, not enter a new size? Sorry, don't get it!
Florence
Hi Florence,
From earlier, you stated:
[quote]But the size and alignment are not like I need it (s. picture). I entered the size 720 x 540.[/quote]
I assumed that when you said you entered the 720 x 540 size, it was when you first inserted the web object into Presenter. I was just curious what would happen if you either changed those values or left them completely blank.
Hi Brian,
first I created the index.html file and entered the size 720 x 540. Next I inserted the web object into PowerPoint.
When I change the values in the index.html file it also changes the ouput of the web object in Articulate.
My problem is, that the video I should publish should be displayed with its full visual content. This means that the recording solution is mimimum 963x648. When I publish it with Articulate the size of the video is already reduced. That's why I switched to slide only view in Articulate. With the web object the output size gets even smaller, and the content is hard to read.
When I record the video with a different resolution, I have a bigger output of the content but have to scroll around in the video and assessement which is not very nice!
I am kind of lost between Captivate and Articulate and my customer, who wants me to use these tools.
Florence
Hi Florence,
For best results, you'll need to record in Captivate at 720 x 540. Otherwise, you'll continue to see the resizing issues that you're having.
thanks Brian, I will see what I can do to satisfy my customer!
Florence
Hi Guys, I am having the same problem as Florence except I recorded in captivate at 720x540. I have changed the video slides to no side bar and I still get the script error message. Is there a way to rid this?
Thanks,
Audrey
Hi Audrey,
Are you viewing the Captivate content on your machine locally? If so, then you'll continue to receive the scripting error. However, if you actually view your presentation online, it should resolve the issue.
Following everyone's advice, I was able to easily bring in Flash (Captivate) web objects into my pptx. However, I think I found a new problem. Articulate may have certain limitations on the number of Flash web objects. Presently, my course has 16 Flash web objects. All of them start with a short audio intro. Each web object starts after 6 seconds which gives enough time to play the audio. I have made sure that all 16 have the same configurations. Here is where it gets funky. I noticed that 3 or 4 slides won't load the web object when I preview or publish. When I click the Test link button under Web Object, they are work. Oddly enough, these slides are towards the end of the course. I tried a couple of tricks. I noticed that if I copy these troubled slides and paste them to a new pptx, they load. I also noticed that if I remove the audio connected to the troubled slides within the original pptx, the web objects load. What is going on here? Does Articulate have certain limitations on the number of Flash web objects? If so, this will really change my original design. Any help would be appreciated.
Hi Ladd and welcome to Heroes! What I would suggest doing is making sure you test your content online. Previewing local web objects can be problematic due to security restrictions of web browsers, flash, and your operating system. You can simulate a course being online by using Dropbox:
I read this suggestion in an earlier blog. Everything is online, both course and web objects. I even tried different browsers. I will this again. Thanks.
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