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Unable to Publish due to Permissions
Anyone else ever see this message. A colleague sent me a Storyline file. I wanted to publish a fresh version to Review 360 for comments and received this error.
I experienced this recently as well for a file that'd been translated. I wasn't allowed to publish the course to a new Review link either. The solution from support was to (re)localize my copy, after which it could then be published to Review.
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- AndrewBlemings-Community Member
I experienced this recently as well for a file that'd been translated. I wasn't allowed to publish the course to a new Review link either. The solution from support was to (re)localize my copy, after which it could then be published to Review.
- RandyVCommunity Member
Did you re-localize it or remove the localized translation?
- AndrewBlemings-Community Member
I just retranslated the course, yes
- RandyVCommunity Member
That worked! Thank you!
- LauraSpielvogelCommunity Member
Currently having a similar situation! What I don't understand is not being able to adjust sharing permissions- Meaning chajnging from an editor to a manager or manager to owner.. Instead we have to duplicate course? Seems odd..
- AndrewBlemings-Community Member
I'm not sure about Rise, which is what you seem to be speaking about, but for this particular Storyline issue, I've gathered it's more about who translated the .story file.
If I remember right, Articulate allows us to retranslate a single course after updates more or less as many times as we want without it counting against our courses-per-year max. I'm sure you can expect people are clever and will try to get around those limits, and one way to do that may be passing around an already-translated .story file and simply "updating" the content to that of an entirely new course.
- LauraSpielvogelCommunity Member
Hi Andrew- I am referring to a Storyline load into Review360.