I have managed to publish as web course, however in IE and EDGE browsers clicking the index.html does nothing. I can get the course to open in Chrome however, so it is working just not on those browser. Is this normal?
Secondly, the goal is to publish the web course on SharePoint, however this wants to treat the index.html as a .PDF. Has anyone successfully got a course launching in SharePoint 365?
I have the same problem. But when i click the index.html, it just download it instead of displaying the content. Some of the solutions i google said that I should change the extension from .html to .aspx, but still it doesn't work. Can someone help with this?
The reason you're not able to play your course locally in Internet Explorer and Microsoft Edge is because those browsers block local playback of Rise courses (unlike Google Chrome, Firefox, and Safari). That's why you're just seeing a blank page in these browsers. To use Internet Explorer or Microsoft Edge, you'll need to upload your course to a web server. Here's an article that talks about how to do that.
It's my understanding that SharePoint Online (the Microsoft Office 365 Hosted Edition) won't play HTML files. As a result, SharePoint Online can't host published Rise content, which includes HTML files.
You should be able to upload Rise content to a SharePoint Server you host, and you'll want to check with your SharePoint administrator for instructions on how to host HTML content. Depending on your version of SharePoint, you may need to switch to explorer view before uploading content, or you may need to check in content after uploading it. Your administrator will know for sure.
If you need to track learners' progress and results, publish your Rise content for LMS and use SharePoint's free Learning Kit.
I hope that helps! :) Let me know if you have any other questions.
One of the primary reasons our organization chose RISE over other rapid development tools was the ability to take a Rise URL (share) link and add it to our SharePoint site for our internal and external staff to access onboarding/orientation training well ahead of when our LMS allows them in.
Now that Articulate is disbanding our ability to use the Rise URL (share) links - AND hasn't developed a publishing option for posting to SharePoint - what are we supposed to do?
There are a LOT of organizations that depend on SharePoint (or Degreed or a host of other web-based platforms that are NOT SCORM or an LMS) to host (or link to) Rise materials. Is Articulate abandoning all of us because a) you can't host all of these course and b) you don't want to invest in developing a solution?
FYI, the SharePoint Learning Kit (SLK) project was stopped, and only supported SharePoint up to 2013. It does not support 2016 or 365.
Considering you wrote your post in 2019, this was a useless suggestion for anyone asking about published Rise to SP365 - which @Craig Oliver-Walsh was.
Changing the extensions to .aspx works just fine once a couple of things are sorted.
The issue with a RISE course not working is typically these two things:
1.Permissions are set incorrectly and wont allow for .aspx files to launch - you would need a SP admin to fix this, I am not sure how to fix as magically it just worked one day after making our poor SP admins life a living hell :-)
2.All the files have not been checked in, there are tools the admins can set you up with to do large scale check-ins so you don't have to do them with each individual file.
Yes, you can still send people the Share link so they can view your content!
On April 6, any website which is using an iframe code that includes the Share URL of a Rise 360 course will no longer display your course.
This means if you add a Rise course to your website using this code: <iframe src="https://rise.articulate.com/share/1234567abcdef"></iframe>, it will stop working on that date.
However, it doesn't sound like you're using an iframe like the one above, so you're in the clear!
We're happy to help with any questions or concerns. Just post them here or reach out to us directly.
I wanted to share my Rise course with an external client for 1 year and then disable the course access. I found a way to do this for a SCORM 1.2 file using Rustici Dispatch but my client needs the course in Web format. Can I upload my course to our SharePoint site and give them access from there for 1 year and then disable it or do I need to do this another way?
You would have added the Rise Share URL to an iframe yourself. Some people use an iframe to display a Rise 360 course on their website, for example.
If you add added a Rise 360 course to your website using a code like this: <iframe src="https://rise.articulate.com/share/1234567abcdef"></iframe>, it will stop working on April 6th.
If you don't think you've ever used an iframe code like that, then this change won't affect your courses at all!
Let me know if you have any more questions about that.
I have been beating my head against the wall to make Rise web-publish work on SharePoint online. Not sure if this is due to Windows or Enterprise security, but what worked for me was the following: Rise web-published courses
Publish course as Web.
Either download the zip file or save it locally from the email notification.
VERY IMPORTANT: Once the zip is local, right-click the zip file and select Properties.
Under Security, click the UNBLOCK checkbox (make sure you do this before extracting).
Update 22-Feb-2022: These two bullets may vary. Recently, there has been no Unblock checkbox in Properties for me, but remaining steps work.
Click OK.
Extract the file.
Go into the content folder (when I extract files, Articulate has my actual course files at another level called content).
Make a copy of the index.html file.
Right click the index - Copy.html , and rename it to index.aspx (you'll be asked if you're sure - yes!).
Update 22-Feb-2022: Make sure you are SITE OWNER on the SharePoint site where you will be loading the course files.
Now, upload either the content folder (that holds the course files) or the course files directly to a SharePoint Online site.
Once the course files are loaded, click the index.aspx file to launch.
For Storyline web-publish, and I assume Presenter/Studio web-publish (I haven't tested):
Remove the analytics-frame.html from the published folder content
Chino - I was trying to contact directly, but was curious. Will Articulate be testing (my solution) and then scrubbing the various threads on this topic across the site? I know there are several cases where 'alternative' solutions have been offered. I don't want to assume this works for everyone, so might need to be tested in other environments, but if it consistently works, I think a site scrub might be in order.
Hi Trish! While we welcome and appreciate suggestions from our community members, we don't provide support for modified output files. If the steps you provide don't work for other users, we are still appreciative that you shared the steps that made it work for you.
Hi Trish - renaming an .HTML file does not change the file type. It is now just index.aspx.html & still does not work. Maybe I am doing something wrong? Thank you.
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I have the same problem. But when i click the index.html, it just download it instead of displaying the content. Some of the solutions i google said that I should change the extension from .html to .aspx, but still it doesn't work. Can someone help with this?
Hi Craig!
Sorry to hear that you’ve hit a roadblock here.
The reason you're not able to play your course locally in Internet Explorer and Microsoft Edge is because those browsers block local playback of Rise courses (unlike Google Chrome, Firefox, and Safari). That's why you're just seeing a blank page in these browsers. To use Internet Explorer or Microsoft Edge, you'll need to upload your course to a web server. Here's an article that talks about how to do that.
It's my understanding that SharePoint Online (the Microsoft Office 365 Hosted Edition) won't play HTML files. As a result, SharePoint Online can't host published Rise content, which includes HTML files.
You should be able to upload Rise content to a SharePoint Server you host, and you'll want to check with your SharePoint administrator for instructions on how to host HTML content. Depending on your version of SharePoint, you may need to switch to explorer view before uploading content, or you may need to check in content after uploading it. Your administrator will know for sure.
If you need to track learners' progress and results, publish your Rise content for LMS and use SharePoint's free Learning Kit.
I hope that helps! :) Let me know if you have any other questions.
Thanks Allison,
I figured I might have to store it externally, just adds an extra layer of admin I was trying to avoid.
I totally get that. I'm sorry that we don't have an easy solution for you here. Let me know if there's anything else I can do to help.
The FTP guide is a big help to make sure things will work. Thanks for your help.
You're welcome. :)
One of the primary reasons our organization chose RISE over other rapid development tools was the ability to take a Rise URL (share) link and add it to our SharePoint site for our internal and external staff to access onboarding/orientation training well ahead of when our LMS allows them in.
Now that Articulate is disbanding our ability to use the Rise URL (share) links - AND hasn't developed a publishing option for posting to SharePoint - what are we supposed to do?
There are a LOT of organizations that depend on SharePoint (or Degreed or a host of other web-based platforms that are NOT SCORM or an LMS) to host (or link to) Rise materials. Is Articulate abandoning all of us because a) you can't host all of these course and b) you don't want to invest in developing a solution?
FYI, the SharePoint Learning Kit (SLK) project was stopped, and only supported SharePoint up to 2013. It does not support 2016 or 365.
Considering you wrote your post in 2019, this was a useless suggestion for anyone asking about published Rise to SP365 - which @Craig Oliver-Walsh was.
Changing the extensions to .aspx works just fine once a couple of things are sorted.
The issue with a RISE course not working is typically these two things:
1.Permissions are set incorrectly and wont allow for .aspx files to launch - you would need a SP admin to fix this, I am not sure how to fix as magically it just worked one day after making our poor SP admins life a living hell :-)
2.All the files have not been checked in, there are tools the admins can set you up with to do large scale check-ins so you don't have to do them with each individual file.
Come April 6, 2020 you will still be able to use the Rise course SHARE links.
What will stop working is if you use the share link to embed Rise 360 content on a website using an iframe.
Hi there, Diane!
Yes, you can still send people the Share link so they can view your content!
On April 6, any website which is using an iframe code that includes the Share URL of a Rise 360 course will no longer display your course.
This means if you add a Rise course to your website using this code:
<iframe src="https://rise.articulate.com/share/1234567abcdef"></iframe>, it will stop working on that date.However, it doesn't sound like you're using an iframe like the one above, so you're in the clear!
We're happy to help with any questions or concerns. Just post them here or reach out to us directly.
Hello,
I wanted to share my Rise course with an external client for 1 year and then disable the course access. I found a way to do this for a SCORM 1.2 file using Rustici Dispatch but my client needs the course in Web format. Can I upload my course to our SharePoint site and give them access from there for 1 year and then disable it or do I need to do this another way?
Thanks
Ruth
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Hi Alyssa,
What determines whether a course is added with 'iframe' or not? And what exactly is happening on April 6?
Hi there, Joe!
You would have added the Rise Share URL to an iframe yourself. Some people use an iframe to display a Rise 360 course on their website, for example.
If you add added a Rise 360 course to your website using a code like this:
<iframe src="https://rise.articulate.com/share/1234567abcdef"></iframe>, it will stop working on April 6th.If you don't think you've ever used an iframe code like that, then this change won't affect your courses at all!
Let me know if you have any more questions about that.
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I have been beating my head against the wall to make Rise web-publish work on SharePoint online. Not sure if this is due to Windows or Enterprise security, but what worked for me was the following:
Rise web-published courses
For Storyline web-publish, and I assume Presenter/Studio web-publish (I haven't tested):
Hope this helps someone!
T.
Hi Trish, thank you very much for taking the time to share your findings. Awesome work!
Chino - I was trying to contact directly, but was curious. Will Articulate be testing (my solution) and then scrubbing the various threads on this topic across the site? I know there are several cases where 'alternative' solutions have been offered. I don't want to assume this works for everyone, so might need to be tested in other environments, but if it consistently works, I think a site scrub might be in order.
Hi Trish! While we welcome and appreciate suggestions from our community members, we don't provide support for modified output files. If the steps you provide don't work for other users, we are still appreciative that you shared the steps that made it work for you.
Hi Trish - renaming an .HTML file does not change the file type. It is now just index.aspx.html & still does not work. Maybe I am doing something wrong? Thank you.
Rachel,
Drop the html part at the end. It should be
index.aspx
T.
Doesn't work...
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