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NormanHandri036
Community Member
2 years ago

Links in Rise 360

I am adding links to a page.  When I add a website, everything works fine. I also would like to link to other resources like an internal file. 

When typing file:// or ftp:// as the protocol, the http is added to the begining.

How do I enter the exact URL I want?

 

 

  • If you want to share a file with your learners, you can use an attachment block: 

    • Click All Blocks > Multimedia > Attachment
    • Click Edit
    • Click Upload
    • Select your attachment

    You can add links to an external website in Rise 360, but it isn't meant to be used for file transfer. I hope this helps!

     

  • Two issues with the attachment block:

    1. It displays the name of the file (including extension).  Does not look great.
    2. User needs to download, then open from the downloads folder.  I want the file to open directly.

    Any solutions for this?

    • LeaSAgato's avatar
      LeaSAgato
      Staff

      Hi Norman,

      Can you share the type of files you are looking to add in Rise this way?

      • NormanHandri036's avatar
        NormanHandri036
        Community Member

        The files are MS-Word documents stored in our DMS.

        The protocol we use to share the link is: PCDOCS://

        We use eDocs from Opentext and link to a DRF file.

        URI format is:
        pcdocs://DOCSLIB/UniqueCode/R

        Norman

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