Adding meta tag to story.html
Aug 12, 2014
By
Terry Bell
Hello,
We have had issues with web objects not loading when viewing in IE 10 running in compatibility mode. One of our developers got around the issue by preventing IE from running in compatibility mode. It's a single line added to the story.html file:
"<meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=edge">"
This means that I need to remember to open the file and edit it any time I publish it. Is there a way to add this somehow in Storyline so it is always included when published?
Thanks,
Terry
5 Replies
Terry,
I have run into this situation recently and I was looking for the same answer. Did you ever find a solution past manually adding the meta tag?
Thanks,
Mark
Hi Mark,
Sorry, but I haven't looked at this in a while - we never did find a different solution, so I have just set up a macro in my text editor to make this change an a few other tweaks with a single click.
Maybe with the new activity on this thread someone else will pipe in with a solution.
T
Terry would you mind sharing what the other "tweaks" are?
Thanks!
Hi Rachel, There's nothing fancy, just linking to some external script files for google tracking and a feedback form that our web team put together.
Ah - I thought maybe there was some additional code required to make everything perform properly. We are having a similar issue to what you described - however all the new Storyline courses come standard with IE=Edge meta tag. However it doesn't override our java server page, which unfortunately is directing browsers at much lower doctype level. Thanks so much for helping me in my needle in a haystack search for solutions :)
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