When you hit the Publish button, using Web, LMS, CD or Word, you have the option to choose the folder for Output. You can create the folder MyCourse - Storyline output, and select that when publishing.
You are welcome to share your thoughts with our product development team here as well Bryan :) We want to be sure your ideas and feature requests are in the right hands.
Hey there, Freelancer 800! I tested this method of removing "- Storyline output" from my published output folder name, and I was able to get the course to load locally as well as after uploading it to a web server.
Can you tell me some more about where you're publishing your files? Do you publish directly to your local C: drive? Also, when you load the course, are you first placing it in its published environment (e.g. on the web, in an LMS)? Lastly, what browser do you use to view your content?
Thanks a lot for responding promptly. I solved the loading issue by adding the path of the renamed folder to the adobe Flash player trusted location settings.
Ah, ok. That makes sense! For those following along, Adobe Flash Player made some changes in update 23 around trusting your browser to open files stored locally. You can read more about that here.
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Hello Dominique,
When you hit the Publish button, using Web, LMS, CD or Word, you have the option to choose the folder for Output. You can create the folder MyCourse - Storyline output, and select that when publishing.
I am afraid you did not understand the question.
Whatever you put in those fields, Storyline 2 DOES add " - Stotyline output" at the end of the name you provide.
Storyline previous version DID add just "output" at the end of the name you provide.
So with Storyline previous version the output folder name was "MyCourse output"
Now with Storyline 2 the output folder name is "MyCourse - Storyline output"
Thanks for reading.
Hello Dominique,
Thanks for clarifying.
The folders will automatically add Storyline Output to the end of the name that you choose. Once the folder is created, you can change the name there.
Hi,
of course, I know that.
I just do not understand the reason of this change and would find far better to have the choice of this name.
D.
Hello Dominique,
I am not sure if it can be done, but you can always make a feature request.
I agree. This is a hassle. I've had to update courses and instead of publishing and going on my way, I have to fool around with renaming.
Hi Karen! You are welcome to share your thoughts with our Product Development team as well.
Just submitted. Thanks.
Thanks Karen!
It would be ideal to be able to customize this when publishing.
You are welcome to share your thoughts with our product development team here as well Bryan :) We want to be sure your ideas and feature requests are in the right hands.
If I change the name of the output folder by removing '- Storyline output' part then the story.html inside the folder fails to load.
When I revert the name of the folder by adding '- Storyline output' then the story.html inside the folder works! Is this possible?
Please let me know how I can change the folder name without affecting any files inside it.
Hey there, Freelancer 800! I tested this method of removing "- Storyline output" from my published output folder name, and I was able to get the course to load locally as well as after uploading it to a web server.
Can you tell me some more about where you're publishing your files? Do you publish directly to your local C: drive? Also, when you load the course, are you first placing it in its published environment (e.g. on the web, in an LMS)? Lastly, what browser do you use to view your content?
Thanks for the additional info!
Hi Crystal,
Thanks a lot for responding promptly. I solved the loading issue by adding the path of the renamed folder to the adobe Flash player trusted location settings.
Ah, ok. That makes sense! For those following along, Adobe Flash Player made some changes in update 23 around trusting your browser to open files stored locally. You can read more about that here.
Thanks for the update, Freelancer!
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