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Embed Office 365 Forms
Greetings Heroes!
I've seen some cool stuff recently about using Survey Monkey in Rise - not just linking to it, but embedding it. It is great!
Unfortunately I couldn't get it to work using the embed code from an Office 365 Form. I can link to the form/survey to open in another window like any link would, but not embed in like Survey Monkey does.
Any tips?
- KarinRexCommunity Member
Yes. Here is how I got it to work:
use the coding below, but replace the ink with YOUR link to the survey. Do not delete the quotation marks.
<iframe src="https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/ABC"></iframe>
- DanielleWachterCommunity Member
Thank you for this! It's easy to forget how picky HTML is ... I had a space between src= and the web address, and I kept getting an error and couldn't figure it out. Made that tiny change (after looking at your example) and got it to work!
- MichaelBauerCommunity Member
Sweeeeeet, thanks :) Looks good!!!!
- SarahKCommunity Member
I had issues getting everything working right as a web object, so I used the insert video option instead. I inserted the form embed code and then centered the object. Now displays the form in the presenter slide with a scroll bar.
- CarolinePiguetCommunity Member
thanks a lot for this Karin
- ChristiamSorCommunity Member
Lifesaver!
- DerrickReeseCommunity Member
<iframe src="https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/8Q9RDVM"></iframe>
Can anyone take a look at mine and tell me what's wrong?
Hey, Derrick!
I have a hunch there may be something wrong with your quotation marks.
I inserted this embed code from scratch, and it worked perfectly. I know it looks exactly the same as yours, but try copy/pasting this code into your Rise 360 lesson, and let me know if it works!
<iframe src="https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/8Q9RDVM"></iframe>
- DerrickReeseCommunity Member
Hi Derrick!
It looks like you used a Multimedia Code Snippet block. That block type is used to display code, but it is not meant for embedding web content.
Instead, use the Multimedia Embed block. Paste the code into the URL/iFrame field of that block, and let me know if it works!
- LauraFotherg185Community Member
This is slightly off-topic, but does anyone know why you can't do the embedding with just a Office 365 Word doc so that students can collaborate? I know you can do a Google Doc, but can't get microsoft to work.
- CNavarroFormer Staff
Hi Laura,
I responded to you in a different post. We can continue our conversation there. I hope to hear from you soon.