Inserting PDF Editable Fields into a Rise 360 course

Oct 15, 2020

I am making a course in Rise and I have been asked to insert editable PDF fields into the course so learners can take notes in the course while they do the webinar.

14 Replies
Alyssa Gomez

Hi Wendy! Have you created the fillable PDF yet? If not, follow these steps from Adobe's help center to create a fillable PDF: https://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/how-to/convert-word-excel-paper-pdf-forms.html

Next, host the PDF on a web server so you can get a sharable link to the PDF. You can put the link into a multimedia embed block to embed the PDF right in your Rise 360 lesson.

Jake Henderson

the pdf is zoomed in and there are NO controls to zoom out or go to the next page, you can see in the screenshot that there is scrollbars on bottom and left. also the form is no longer fillable. any help here would be very appreciated.

Niescha Farris

HI Lea,

This one works for me (var iframeElements = document.getElementsByTagName("iframe");
iframeElements[0].contentWindow.generatePDF();)

but I am trying to get it to point to the one below. 

[Yesterday 4:11 PM] Farris, Niescha

 <iframe id="iframepdf" src=https://cnp.learn.com/files/PDF/My_Course_Notes.pdf"files/example.pdf"></iframe>

Jose Tansengco

Hi Nina,

Happy to look into this for you!

Have you tried testing your Rise 360 course using different browsers to see if the behavior is the same across all of them? Inserting a fillable PDF form in Rise should be possible by using Multimedia > Embed, and then adding the direct link to the PDF file in your Google Drive.

If this is already the setup that you're using, have you tried inserting the PDF using an iframe to see if this makes a difference? Here's a sample code that you can use for your embed block: 

<iframe src="<GOOGLE DRIVE LINK TO PDF HERE>" height=900 width=800></iframe>

Let me know if using an iframe works for you!