Display Storyline on Sharepoint Site

Hi Brett - thanks for responding. The issue is not with spinning loader. The GCOD looks like this:

The users are seeing this pop up at random times. From what I can see from Adobe online forums and another thread here, it has to do with Flash memory. However, I've seen some sites suggest going back to the developer, which is obviously me, and I'm not sure what I can do in Storyline to prevent this from happening. I'm also wondering if the fact that it is on SharePoint is causing this? Basically, I'm not sure whether the issue is related to Adobe Storyline or SharePoint :S

Ashley - it is still happening on computers with up-to-date Flash.

I also have this thread started here.

Hi Erika,

I know see that we've got two threads going. I just replied to the other one you mentioned in regards to some additional testing. 

Hi All, I've been able to load SL outputs onto our SharePoint 2010 environment just fine using the techniques described earlier in this thread, however, my company is moving to SharePoint 2013 Online and does not wish to allow the browser to render HTML files from SharePoint for security reasons. A workaround from our IT department was to "convert the story.html file to .aspx." Has anyone had any experience with this? I thought I would post here since it is SharePoint-related. 

Hi Amy! Yes, the conversion to .ASPX did work for me. I simply renamed the .html files to .aspx and changed the HTML code in the main story.aspx file to point to the newly named files. This way, the browser detection still works and redirects appropriately. We have run into issues with the mobile view for SP2013 not quite rendering properly on mobile browsers. Our next step is to disable the mobile view so that it does not interfere with the SL output launching. 

I am having trouble viewing my project on our SharePoint site.  I uploaded everything just fine and I can view it but the side background changed from white to grey when I open it in SharePoint.  So all of the pictures in my project that have a white background all now stand out against the grey background that I see on SharePoint.  It didn't look like that when I previewed the slides before publishing it.  Any ideas? I have SharePoint 2010. 

Hi Jennifer, 

Have you looked at how this appears outside of Sharepoint? You may want to use a site such as Tempshare for comparison of how it behaves in your web server vs. there. Are you setting the background within the player or on the slide itself? Are you able to share a copy of your .story file here? 

Hi Ashley,

Thank you for the response.  I set the background on the slide itself.  Does that make a difference? Unfortunately I'm not able to put it anywhere but our companies SharePoint site. 

Hi Jennifer,

Are you able to share the .story file with us here, or even send it to me here privately?  That way I could test it on a site like Tempshare (where it will automatically be removed after 10 days). 

You may want to check into other elements such as the player background being set to see if that's interfering with it - as you wouldn't see that while editing the slide, but you would see it in preview or in the published output. Although we don't generally recommend testing the published output locally - you may want to take a look at the story.html file before uploading to Sharepoint and see if it looks different there which would help you narrow this down to something occurring in Sharepoint.