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RISE - Publish to Sharepoint 365/Web
I have managed to publish as web course, however in IE and EDGE browsers clicking the index.html does nothing. I can get the course to open in Chrome however, so it is working just not on those brow...
Hi Trish, thanks a lot - it works out. But I still have a problem: We implemented Storyline-Parts within Rise. So I renamed die index.html to index.aspx and the learning works within Sharepoint. But when the learner gets to the Storyline-part - Sharepoint wants to open story.html - which isn't working. Tryed to rename story.html to story.aspx - but that was obviously an to easy thinking. ;) Do you or anybody have an idea, it I can fix that in anyway for Sharepoint? Thanks a lot. :)
Hi Karin, I'm in the same place. I'm trying to find where those story.html files are being called from, and need to point to the aspx name instead...I think.
Bob Mongiovi
Karin Huditz
Hi Trish, thanks a lot - it works out. But I still have a problem: We implemented Storyline-Parts within Rise. So I renamed die index.html to index.aspx and the learning works within Sharepoint. But when the learner gets to the Storyline-part - Sharepoint wants to open story.html - which isn't working. Tryed to rename story.html to story.aspx - but that was obviously an to easy thinking. ;) Do you or anybody have an idea, it I can fix that in anyway for Sharepoint? Thanks a lot. :)
Hi Karin, I'm in the same place. I'm trying to find where those story.html files are being called from, and need to point to the aspx name instead...I think.
Update: I was able to get Storyline to play within Rise on SharePoint. Here's what I did:
- Create my Storyline interaction/animation, then, instead of publishing to Review 360, publish to Web.
- Once published, rename "story.html" to "story.aspx"
- Upload those files to a separate folder on SharePoint, and once uploaded, copy the URL to the story.aspx file.
- Paste that URL into code for an iframe, like so:
<iframe src="URL to story.aspx file here"></iframe> - In Rise, instead of choosing a Storyline block, use the Embed block. Click the edit button on that block, and paste the iframe code into the field and press enter. For me, it shows a gray box where the Storyline file would be. You'll only be able to see it on SharePoint when launched.
- Lastly, publish your Rise course to Web, rename "index.html" to "index.aspx", and then upload that to SharePoint,
That works for me.
One other thing I tested was using the continue button below it to activate once the Storyline interaction works, but it automatically goes active, turning orange. There must be something in the Storyline block that captures the completion and send the message to the button.
