Embedding Local Content on a Intranet site?

Hi Benjamin,

Thanks for that additional context, that's super helpful. Have you tried linking to your internal content via a hyperlink or button instead of the embed block? I would think that would work. If you haven't tried that out, I would definitely do that! It could be a good solution in the meantime.

Also, just thought I'd point out that when you respond directly from your email, your signature is appended to the message. You may want to pop in there and edit out any personal information that you don't want to share with the community.

Let me know if there's anything else I can do to help. :)

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My +1 is included

It seems crazy that some posts are going over two years with "+1" and responses from staff of " noted and thanks"

As a what if - is there a list of features that the development team are working on?

Then with that list could we, the community and users, see and even vote on features that are on the list?

This would give the developers an idea from the 360 users about what changes are important to us?

Just a suggestion 

Thanks

Hi Kassandra,

I'm happy to help! Tell me a little more about what you're after:

• Are you trying to embed content hosted on your Intranet? If so, what type of content is it?
• Have you tried using an iFrame code to embed the content? <iframe src="URL"></iframe>
• Does your Intranet have permissions that need to be passed?
• Where are you hosting the published Rise 360 course?

I'll jump back into this thread. In my company's use case, I'm trying to embed Storyline, or Office 365 documents. IFrames are depricated in my environment for security reasons. Published Rise 360 courses live on Workday Learning. 

If Articulate turns off the pre-fetch requirement and allows developers to link and embed behind the firewall that would be a big improvement.

Thanks for your insight and details, Benjamin. If we make any changes to this feature, we'll let you know.

I'm struggling with this issue as well. I want to create a library of screen shots from our application that will automatically update in all our courses when they are changed, but those screenshots can't be hosted on a publicly accessible website because it's proprietary software. This leaves out embedding screenshots entirely, since the only place I can host them is on our internal network. Our LMS has an asset library feature, but even though anyone accessing the course would be able to access the LMS-internal asset library, I can't embed the asset because Rise and Storyline can't "verify" the URL.

We have a lot of screen shots, and a lot of different training modules that require them. Manually updating every training when a screenshot changes is a laborious task.

Hi Ericka!

Thanks for sharing the roadblocks you're facing in Rise 360. I can understand how the URL verification is adding extra steps to your process. If we make a change to the embed block in the future, you'll be one of the first to know. 

Thanks for checking in, Stefanie. I don't have any updates at this time, but we'll let you know if that changes.