I use tempshare to get feedback on e-learning I put together. I love it but I've found a bug, none of the links expire and so content is still available after the 10 days. One's still working from October!
The contend isn't top secret, but I would prefer for the deletion after 10 days to work as it allows us to get reviewers to look at things ASAP!
Can someone have a look behind the scenes and see if this can be fixed?
Thanks for the reply Peter. It's definitely not the browsers cache, I tried one of the links on a computer that's never accessed it before and it showed up. I'll drop the tech team a message.
That's not actually something that Tempshare offers. Tempshare generates a non-guessable URL to your project that you can then access from your device. Content is hidden from search engine indexing so it stays private while you test, and does not showcase the work of anyone who has used it.
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Hi Dave, welcome!
Thanks for bringing this to our attention. Can you confirm that you've tried clearing your browser's cache to ensure that's not the issue?
If you're still seeing content older than 10 days, I'd encourage you to contact our tech team here, so they can get it removed for you.
Thanks!
Since we're talking about tempshare, could you share the tempshare link again please? Thank you!
Sure thing
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http://tempshare.articulate.com/
Thanks for the reply Peter. It's definitely not the browsers cache, I tried one of the links on a computer that's never accessed it before and it showed up. I'll drop the tech team a message.
Thanks, Dave! Appreciate it.
I clicked on the link provided and it's for uploading. How do I get to the view so I can see what everyone else has loaded?
Hi Dianne,
That's not actually something that Tempshare offers. Tempshare generates a non-guessable URL to your project that you can then access from your device. Content is hidden from search engine indexing so it stays private while you test, and does not showcase the work of anyone who has used it.
Are you thinking of our community showcase, perhaps?
Yes! Sorry about that and thanks.
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