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Thanks for providing more details on this. Rise doesn't support PCDOCS:// protocol, so using this in your Rise 360 links won't work.
If you want to add an attachment that will open directly in your course, you can host your attachments on a web server and use a Multimedia > Embed block:
Create an iframe code using the https link of your document. <iframe src="URL"></iframe>
Click All Blocks > Multimedia > Embed
Click Edit > Change
Paste your iframe code
Press enter to create the embed.
I hope this helps!
By the way, I also want to quickly mention that your email signature containing your contact information is included in the post when you reply via email. Please feel free to edit those out in your reply here!
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If you want to share a file with your learners, you can use an attachment block:
You can add links to an external website in Rise 360, but it isn't meant to be used for file transfer. I hope this helps!
Two issues with the attachment block:
Any solutions for this?
Hi Norman,
Can you share the type of files you are looking to add in Rise this way?
The files are MS-Word documents stored in our DMS.
The protocol we use to share the link is: PCDOCS://
We use eDocs from Opentext and link to a DRF file.
URI format is:
pcdocs://DOCSLIB/UniqueCode/R
Norman
Norman Handrigan, Learning and Development Coordinator
He/Him
E: norman.handrigan@siskinds.com
P: 226.213.7369
F: 519.672.6065
275 Dundas Street, Unit 1, London, ON N6B 3L1
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siskinds.com This email is subject to Siskinds LLP's email disclaimer.
Siskinds is situated within and operates within the ancestral beaver hunting grounds of
the Algonquin, Haudenosaunee and Attawandaran peoples; the traditional and unceded
lands of the Anishinaabe Peoples, of Walpole Island, Kettle Point and the Thames, the
settled peoples Haudenosaunee Confederacy, at the Grand River and the Thames and
the Lenni Lenape Delaware peoples of Moraviantown and Muncey.
Hi Norman,
Thanks for providing more details on this. Rise doesn't support PCDOCS:// protocol, so using this in your Rise 360 links won't work.
If you want to add an attachment that will open directly in your course, you can host your attachments on a web server and use a Multimedia > Embed block:
<iframe src="URL"></iframe>I hope this helps!
By the way, I also want to quickly mention that your email signature containing your contact information is included in the post when you reply via email. Please feel free to edit those out in your reply here!