Storyline HTML5 output only

Hi Sam,

You can't publish to just HTML5.  However, you can have the LMS point directly to the index_lms_html5.html file instead of the index_lms.html file.  This will launch the HTML5 version of the course every time regardless of the device.

Brian,

Thanks.  Low priority feature request, but a checkbox to enable / disable flash would make publishing a manifest that points to HTML5 so much easier and reliable.

Sam

HI, how and where do we have the LMS point to the  index_lms_html5.html file instead of the index_lms? 

hi 

I need to do this too, Renee did you get a response?  

can you rename the two files

index_lms is remaned to "Old_index_lms" and the html 5 "index_lms_html5" is remaned to "index_lms".

Is this a grass roots groundswell or a flash in the pan?  Storyline users unite!  Demand an HTML5 launch option from Artiulate!

hi friends, i exported to HTML5 but it didn't open and incompleted on LMS, please help me how to fix it. many thanks.

Hi Anh!

Articulate Storyline communicates course completion to a learning management system (LMS) as soon as the learner meets the completion requirement. See this article for more information.

How are you tracking completion? Are you viewing in a supported environment as detailed here?

You also mention LMS, so I'm curious if you are able to replicate the behavior in SCORM Cloud or is the issue limited to your LMS?

Thanks Leslie, I'm tracked by counting number of viewed slides and then use Chrome with latest version for viewing, when finish with pass result but it can't completed. 

Would you be able to share your .story file for us to take a look Anh?

Hi everyone! I'm having the same issue as well. We are using CFS for our LMS and HTML5 is selected but it's only displaying Flash content not HTML5 content on mobile devices. Any suggestions?

Hi Mathew!

Here’s how Storyline determines which version of your content to display when learners view it.

Did you try the solution that Brian originally shared to point users to the HTML5 version?

Hi Leslie! I was a little confused by Brian's solution though. Is he recommending only uploading the .html file? Because when publishing to an LMS how would we track completion with just the file? If there's a way to point to a specific file within the zipped content I would love to know how!

Also I did check that post, I didn't select AMP but did select HTML5 and our LMS on ipads still don't seem to be detecting HTML5 content. Do you think this could be an issue with CFS (our LMS provider)? Thank you for your help!

You're sharing a URL with your users now to take the course, right? It's probably the index_lms.html file. If you are publishing to allow HTML5 as well, then you could potentially point your users to index_lms_html5.html file instead of the index_lms.html file is what he was explaining.

Hi Mathew!

I just saw your subsequent comment. 

If you would like to compare, we recommend uploading your content to SCORM Cloud. This will help determine issues within the course (if you can replicate in SCORM Cloud) or the LMS.

In addition, you may want to check out our common questions about publishing to mobile here.

Hi Leslie! Thank you so much for your quick reply on this, it's much appreciated! We aren't sending out links, as of right now the modules are pulled content so they go into a catalog in our LMS to enroll into modules. How would I point someone to a specific file in that scenario?

That may be a better question for your LMS team. Perhaps someone in the community would be able to assist as well.