Hi, Annick -- I'd be happy to test your file on my iPad if you are able to share it (or even a sample) here. If I see the same behavior, we'll can dig a little deeper to figure out where the issue may be occurring.
Hi, Annick -- Thank you for sharing the link, and I was able to confirm on my iPad that the PDF links in the “To Print for Participants” button on the right hand side did not open for me either, whereas they did when I opened them in Chrome on my desktop. In order to investigate your issue further, I have submitted a ticket on your behalf with our Support Engineers (00603623), so you should be contacted via email shortly.
I made a quick screencast using showing that the PDF files are accessible on the published content using Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome. Please see below:
Please note that this content was tested to work on Articulate Mobile Player in iPad Mini and iPad 3 as well. Taking this into consideration, please follow the instructions below:
Step #2. Clear cache and temporary internet files on your browser.
Step #3. To reduce some potential caching issues, it's best to set the browser to request for the latest version of the page rather than relying on a cached copy. To do this (on Internet Explorer):
1. From the Tools menu choose Internet Options. 2. On the General tab, under Browsing history, click Settings. 3. Under "Check for newer versions of stored pages" make sure "Every time I visit the webpage" is selected. 4. Click the OK button.
Step #4. If the issue still persists, use a different Web browser and view the content.
Answer 2
"Hi Annick,
Thanks for writing back.
One of the factors that we may consider, which affects your access to the PDF files attached to the content is if you're behind firewall/Network restrictions. You may need to test using a different device, on an unrestricted network to rule out these affecting factors. We also recommend reinstalling Articulate Mobile Player to ensure that all of its components are intact (Please restart your iPad upon reinstalling Articulate Mobile Player to optimize resource before viewing the content).
We've ran thorough tests on our published content using different versions of iPads and the PDF files were viewed as expected."
Hi, Annick -- Thank you for sharing an update from your support case with Amber here! And Amber, if issues persist, please let us know and we will see what more we can do to assist. :)
Annick! Thanks so VERY much for this information! I'll go through everything and see if I can resolve this. And thank you Christie for following up! :)
Certainly, Amber! Hope the info Annick provided does the trick for you, and we'll look forward to hearing back once you have had a chance to run through things. :)
Hi, Annick - So sorry to hear that issues persist! Are you seeing the exact same behavior as you had previously when you submitted your support case? Please let us know a bit more if you can!
And if Amber happens to no longer be subscribed to this thread, you are welcome to reach out to her directly using the 'Contact Me' link on her profile page. :)
Yes and no. What I was hoping for was similar to the desktop experience where I could link to the PDF and the PDF would be packaged up IN the zipped folder that I delivered to our LMS.
This simply would NOT work for the iPad experience through Safari. So, what I ended up doing is uploading my PDF to one of our outside servers and just linking to the URL. This does work and the PDF will load and open -- it just means you need access to an outside server, which I had hoped to prevent.
I am a bit disapointed that it is not as simple as the program itself :-/
As non technical person I can manage quite easily to create an articulate project, but if the publication on mobile does not work with a click, it is problematic for me and my colleagues :-/
My colleagues are looking for other programs who could be more compliant for mobile publication :-/
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Hi, Annick -- I'd be happy to test your file on my iPad if you are able to share it (or even a sample) here. If I see the same behavior, we'll can dig a little deeper to figure out where the issue may be occurring.
thank you Christie : here is the link : http://managingpeople.msf.be
Thank you in advance :-)
Annick
Hi, Annick -- Thank you for sharing the link, and I was able to confirm on my iPad that the PDF links in the “To Print for Participants” button on the right hand side did not open for me either, whereas they did when I opened them in Chrome on my desktop. In order to investigate your issue further, I have submitted a ticket on your behalf with our Support Engineers (00603623), so you should be contacted via email shortly.
Hi, I'm having a similar issue. Was there ever any resolution on this? This is a significant problem for me!
Hello Amber
here was the answers of the support team...
I hope it can help you
Cheers
Annick
Answer 1
May I confirm if you viewed my published content on the link below?
http://vreyes.articulatetest.com/Cases/00603782/Amended_Project_Output/story.html
I made a quick screencast using showing that the PDF files are accessible
on the published content using Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome. Please
see below:
http://vreyes.articulatetest.com/Cases/00603782/PDF.mp4
Please note that this content was tested to work on Articulate Mobile
Player in iPad Mini and iPad 3 as well. Taking this into consideration,
please follow the instructions below:
Step #1. Update Adobe Flash Player:
a. In Internet Explorer, follow the steps in this article to uninstall
Adobe Flash Player:
http://helpx.adobe.com/flash-player/kb/uninstall-flash-player-windows.html
b. In Internet Explorer, install a fresh copy of Adobe Flash Player here:
http://www.adobe.com/go/getflash
Step #2. Clear cache and temporary internet files on your browser.
Step #3. To reduce some potential caching issues, it's best to set the
browser to request for the latest version of the page rather than relying
on a cached copy. To do this (on Internet Explorer):
1. From the Tools menu choose Internet Options.
2. On the General tab, under Browsing history, click Settings.
3. Under "Check for newer versions of stored pages" make sure "Every time
I visit the webpage" is selected.
4. Click the OK button.
Step #4. If the issue still persists, use a different Web browser and view
the content.
Answer 2
"Hi Annick,
Thanks for writing back.
One of the factors that we may consider, which affects your access to the PDF files attached to the content is if you're behind firewall/Network restrictions. You may need to test using a different device, on an unrestricted network to rule out these affecting factors. We also recommend reinstalling Articulate Mobile Player to ensure that all of its components are intact (Please restart your iPad upon reinstalling Articulate Mobile Player to optimize resource before viewing the content).
We've ran thorough tests on our published content using different versions of iPads and the PDF files were viewed as expected."
Hi, Annick -- Thank you for sharing an update from your support case with Amber here! And Amber, if issues persist, please let us know and we will see what more we can do to assist. :)
Annick! Thanks so VERY much for this information! I'll go through everything and see if I can resolve this. And thank you Christie for following up! :)
Certainly, Amber! Hope the info Annick provided does the trick for you, and we'll look forward to hearing back once you have had a chance to run through things. :)
Hello Amber
Could you solve your problem ? In my side, the problem continue and I get a lot of reactions saying that it does not work. :-/
Hi, Annick - So sorry to hear that issues persist! Are you seeing the exact same behavior as you had previously when you submitted your support case? Please let us know a bit more if you can!
And if Amber happens to no longer be subscribed to this thread, you are welcome to reach out to her directly using the 'Contact Me' link on her profile page. :)
Hi Annick,
Yes and no. What I was hoping for was similar to the desktop experience where I could link to the PDF and the PDF would be packaged up IN the zipped folder that I delivered to our LMS.
This simply would NOT work for the iPad experience through Safari. So, what I ended up doing is uploading my PDF to one of our outside servers and just linking to the URL. This does work and the PDF will load and open -- it just means you need access to an outside server, which I had hoped to prevent.
Hope this helps. :)
Thank you Amber.
I am a bit disapointed that it is not as simple as the program itself :-/
As non technical person I can manage quite easily to create an articulate project, but if the publication on mobile does not work with a click, it is problematic for me and my colleagues :-/
My colleagues are looking for other programs who could be more compliant for mobile publication :-/
Have a nice day
Annick
I hear you Annick, and I wish you luck in your search!!
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