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Nathan, Your story works well on Review 360. Mine does too. It does not work when exported to HTML. I tried uploading the HTML file to a Apache server and that does not work either.
I'll put in a support request and see if they have an answer at Articulate.
thanks again for your help.
Good to know. Looks like the JumpToSlide function is not exposed in the other publishing options. Just on the Review 360 option. Maybe they will make it available at a later date.
I have never tried publishing this particular function to an outside project, so I hadn't realized the limitation. Sorry about that. Such is the hazard of using JavaScript with Storyline.
- Nathan_Hilliard2 years agoCommunity Member
OK, we're headed into the grey here so take this into consideration. If you want to gain the JumpToSlide functionality on Publish to Web, and possibly other publish options, then:
- Open the published folder for your project
- Make a copy of your story.html file (e.g. story.html_old)
- Open the original story.html file in a text editor
- Find the <body> tag (maybe around line 86)
- Insert the following in the next line
<!-- Don't use this, see my next comment instead --> <!-- script id="360-player-interface" type="text/javascript" src="https://360.articulate.com/js/player-interface.js"></script-->Now, save the story.html file and open it in your browser. You should have regained the JumpToSlide and some other functionality.
I haven't looked into this further, so this is a hack. Test before deploying.
- Nathan_Hilliard2 years agoCommunity Member
Last update, if interested. Instead of the <script> tag above, it seems all you need to add is the following, right below the <body> tag in story.html.
<script> window.autoSpider = true; </script>Minimal is best. Again, no promises on the durability of this solution.
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