You asked for it so we built it - the all new Attachment Block. It makes it super easy to add attachments (PDF, Word, Excel, or any filetype) to your Rise courses.
Check out this video (recorded with Peek and hosted on Articulate Review, of course.)
Tengo un problema que no puedo identificar que está pasando, al subir un archivo pdf que se exporto de un ppt, uno de los documentos lo abre directamente en una pestaña del navegador, y el otro abre la pestaña, pero inmediatamente se cierra y en el icono de descargas del navegador pregunta que hacer, si abrirlo o guardarlo o lo descarga automáticamente al dar clic. Qué es lo que tengo que modificar para que no pida guardarlo, lo que necesito es que al dar clic se abra el archivo sobre la pestaña siguiente del navegador.
Hello there! I understand you are encountering different results for how a .PDF file exported from a PowerPoint behaves when embedded in Rise.
Would you be able to share the .PDF files so that we can have a closer look? You may upload it to us directly by opening a support case here. Our engineers would be happy to troubleshoot the issue with you.
my question was - or what i'm looking for - is a way for the user/trainee
to upload documents to via a add attachments widget. I want the person or
persons taking the module to be able to upload and send files to a
repository for review.
I don't think we have this officially documented, but I am thinking the limit might be around 265 characters (which will include the names of folders and subfolders where the file is contained. I say this because I have seen posts where LMS uploads were failing if resource file names exceed this number.
Having said that, I was able to upload a course to SCORM Cloud with an Attachment block that has a file name of 128 characters. And while the upload was successful, the name overflowed beyond the frame allotted for the block:
To be safe, it might be best to put a limit of 60 characters so that the file name and extension will fit within the Attachment block frame.
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Tengo un problema que no puedo identificar que está pasando, al subir un archivo pdf que se exporto de un ppt, uno de los documentos lo abre directamente en una pestaña del navegador, y el otro abre la pestaña, pero inmediatamente se cierra y en el icono de descargas del navegador pregunta que hacer, si abrirlo o guardarlo o lo descarga automáticamente al dar clic. Qué es lo que tengo que modificar para que no pida guardarlo, lo que necesito es que al dar clic se abra el archivo sobre la pestaña siguiente del navegador.
Hello there! I understand you are encountering different results for how a .PDF file exported from a PowerPoint behaves when embedded in Rise.
Would you be able to share the .PDF files so that we can have a closer look? You may upload it to us directly by opening a support case here. Our engineers would be happy to troubleshoot the issue with you.
my question was - or what i'm looking for - is a way for the user/trainee
to upload documents to via a add attachments widget. I want the person or
persons taking the module to be able to upload and send files to a
repository for review.
V/r, Tim
Hi Tim,
You cannot upload a file into the contents of a Rise course.
If you are using a LMS, it may have the ability for students to upload files, e.g. as an assignment.
correct, i'm aware you can't - but it would be a great feature.
Maybe the feature would be better for the new Reach360.
Does anyone know the character limit for files added in the Attachment Block?
Hi Wendy,
I don't think we have this officially documented, but I am thinking the limit might be around 265 characters (which will include the names of folders and subfolders where the file is contained. I say this because I have seen posts where LMS uploads were failing if resource file names exceed this number.
Having said that, I was able to upload a course to SCORM Cloud with an Attachment block that has a file name of 128 characters. And while the upload was successful, the name overflowed beyond the frame allotted for the block:
To be safe, it might be best to put a limit of 60 characters so that the file name and extension will fit within the Attachment block frame.
Great block! I use it to attach PDFs and excel files. Thanks, Articulate 360 team!