Uploading Storyline 2 Course onto Confluence

"So you don't attach the published files to an individual Confluence page, or use some other add-on--you upload the published content directly to the server?"

That would be yes.

"<iframe src="demo_iframe.htm" name="iframe_a"></iframe>"

You just put normal URL. AFAIK iframe won't understand normal server path. You can of course put the files on server where does your confluence reside, then URL would be something like "https://www.yourdomain.com/confluence/course1/story_html5.html". It should also eliminate problem with security issues, as you run iframe from the domain you have your confluence on. If you have some cloud-based confluence, you can put it on any server and then just give link.

I strongly advise using html5 output, as the course published this way is simply very complex www site. Which you can view through iframe. Of course flash also can be viewed through iframe, just use story.html if you have flash-published course.

You can see how I used iframe basically on my website as part of my company portfolio:
https://www.inquest.pl/realizacje/platforma-lms-scorm-mazda/

Thank you so much, Mateusz! I haven't been able to test this yet, as my team has never loaded content to the server directly, but the gears are in motion to try it out. I will update with my results.

Thanks again!

I'm neither a Storyline nor Confluence expert, so I'm having trouble understanding the directions above. I am documenting software using Confluence and an interactive labeled project would be ideal for explaining the various fields on a report. I will be creating several pages and hope to use some kind of interactivity to help make the pages more interesting and helpful. Can/How can I accomplish this?

Thank you!

Hello, I can uploaded the zipped web content from Storyline, but it displays on Confluence as a zipped folder. How can I unzip it to reference the html file? Thanks!

Has anyone had success in finding a Confluence Plugin that will host web published files?