I built a small site to load Rise and Storyline courses embedded in an iframe.
What I'd like to do is fire some Javascript when the course is marked completed. I'm aware that in Storyline we can trigger some Javascript to fire which is great.
Does Rise have anything similar, or does it expose any kind of function on the window that we can watch in order to know when the course has been completed?
Hi, Ross! Rise doesn't have triggers, like in Storyline, where you can add javascript. Hopefully, someone from the community can chime in with suggestions for you.
Hi Ross. One of the things I've done is embed a Storyline block for this purpose. Sometimes it's just a single slide that contains a graphic that blends in. No audio. There is a way to make the Storyline block almost invisible by hiding navigation and matching the interface background and slide background to the block background color in Rise. And by making it the minimum height and removing padding at the top and bottom of the Rise block. Here's an example of that:
I'd probably use a graphical element to make this more elegant. But this allows you to execute all kinds of things with custom script and it *mostly* fits into the Rise assembly seamlessly.
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Hi, Ross! Rise doesn't have triggers, like in Storyline, where you can add javascript. Hopefully, someone from the community can chime in with suggestions for you.
Hi Ross. One of the things I've done is embed a Storyline block for this purpose. Sometimes it's just a single slide that contains a graphic that blends in. No audio. There is a way to make the Storyline block almost invisible by hiding navigation and matching the interface background and slide background to the block background color in Rise. And by making it the minimum height and removing padding at the top and bottom of the Rise block. Here's an example of that:
- Overview | Rise 360 (articulate.com)
I'd probably use a graphical element to make this more elegant. But this allows you to execute all kinds of things with custom script and it *mostly* fits into the Rise assembly seamlessly.