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List all hyperlinks within storyline course and location
Is there a method to list or find all hyperlinks within a storyline course. I need to find all my hyperlinks to replace and do not want to go through each screen looking for them?
Thanks in advance
I went to File -> Translate -> Export and exported the file. Hyperlinks aren't really marked, but if the text is blue, the link text shows as blue in the resulting file. If the visible text has the address, you could search for "https".
Not perfect, but it might help.
I have a very real need case for this. I work for a government agency that needs to review 150+ courses to see if a particular site is being referenced in hyperlinks and either delete the hyperlink or edit it. Currently the only way I see this happening is to either go through each slide's triggers and look for a hyperlink using this particular domain, but that is not always thorough enough as there might be a link in a layer on any of those slides. The other method is what was described above involving exporting a translation of the course to see the links.
BTW, you can hit ALT-F9 in Word to convert those links into readable/searchable text!Storyline's search function is woefully inadequate and should be on Articulate's roadmap to improve. I should be able to search with hyperlinks, alt tags, and anything else that can be typed in. I should also be able to search only with either that slide, the current scene, or the whole project. And when searching on slides with buttons or question distractors, not show every state of the element that matches the search criteria.
Heya Folks
Just wondering if there is a way to do this now?
Has this feature been added?
Hello Karin!
There isn't a central location to find all of the hyperlinks listed in a course.
We haven't seen much traction with this feature request. Is there a specific use case that you have in mind? I'm happy to share it with our team and determine the priority from there.
Hi, Bill.
Thank you for your suggestions and for describing how a list of hyperlinks could be beneficial to you!
If you'd like to expand on how we can improve the search feature, you're welcome to submit a feature request through this link.
When testing a project it would be much easier to be able to generate a
list to test there are no typos in the links then to have to play out the
program and find a deadlink and then fix it and start the test again.Karin
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sender by e-mail and destroy all copies of the original.If you update your website and you need to update many of the links it
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links might be then to have to play the program and click on every link to
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Hi, Karin.
Thank you for the additional details! I'll share them with my team.
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