Publishing to our Intranet (SharePoint)

No worries Owen - I like to point out just in case. :-)

When I publish to SharePoint 2013 using this technique, users just get a blank browser when I sent them to the story.html file. When I visit the file it works fine. I have tested it with users with read only rights as well as full control rights to the sharepoint files. No difference. Blank screens for everyone but me.

Hi Scott,

I don't know a lot about uploading to Sharepoint, but have you ensured you're uploading all the files in the published output folder? Are you zipping the file are uploading it one piece at a time? You'll want to make sure that either way it keeps the same file/folder structure. 

Thanks Scott for coming back around to update us! 

We are moving to SharePoint 2013. If I try to  use the XML file, I get the same SharePoint message, "Do you want to save...." If I link to the flash file, none of the internal links open, including links to quizzes, links to laws, etc. This is a big problem for us. To remove all internal links from all of our programs is not an option.

Hi Linda,

This thread is a bit older, and unfortunately my Sharepoint knowledge is limited. Do they request that you only upload one particular file? you'll need to include all the contents that are generated as a part of the published output and upload that to your site. Have you reached out to SharePoint or other users who mention using Sharepoint (through the contact me button on their profile)?

Hi Linda,

Sorry if I added to the confusion - I meant what does Sharepoint require that you upload to the site to be able to access it or do they require you point to a particular file.  It looks like Owen might have an idea of a way to get this to work as you'd like - so I'd defer to his expertise.

As an FYI responding via email includes your signature here as well so you may want to look at editing the post to remove that information if you'd prefer it not be listed publicly. 

Hi,

I am having a similar problem publishing my Storyline output into Intranet (SharePoint).

I followed the instructions found on this thread, i.e., copying all the files to a SharePoint folder, finding the story.html file and linking my webpart into this html file.

Everything seems to run well, except for one thing: My articulate material has several .mp4 video files. These video files do not display when Articulate plays.

Need help, thanks.

Hi Randy!

If MP4 videos don't display when your Articulate content is hosted on a server, it's likely that the server isn't configured to play MP4 files.

Some servers don't have an associated MIME type to support MP4 files. To correct it, do the following on your server:

1. Right-click the site in IIS and select Properties.
2. Select the HTTP Headers Tab.
3. Select File Types.
4. Under the MIME Map section, select New Type.
5. Type ".mp4" as the associated extension and "video/mpeg" as the content type.
6. Click OK.

Your MP4 videos should now play when viewed from the server. If you use a hosting company to host your files, it's best to check with them about adding MP4 as a supported MIME type.

See also:

• Videos Don't Play in Published Content

Thanks for popping in to share Linda. Just wanted to let you know that replying to the forums via e-mail posts your signature. You are welcome to pop in and edit if needed.