It sounds like you want to upload an .html file that isn't hosted somewhere on the web. Would using an Attachment block work for you? Check out Adam's video on some different ways you can include attachments in your course!
I cant use the attachment block, the HTML file is having some supported other files (examples jquery, js) are link to this html file. Also, i dont want to create any zip file. Reason being, that the html file which i have created is a survey question, i just want user to open this html file and attempt the survey questions.
If i gave them a zip file, then i will have to explain the user how to extract document and attempt the survey question. It will be a lenghty work for the user. I just want user to click on the link and the html file will direclty open. User doesnt need to download or do some extra work for the html. That was my purpose.
Is there any other possible ways?
If not then i can put it as a tool limitations to my seniors and find some other possibilities
If the file is hosted on a web server, have you tried embedding the survey question in a URL/Embed lesson or block? This iFrame code should do the trick:
<iframe src="Insert Your URL to the HTML file here"></iframe>
If you need any help, share the URL here, and I'll point you in the right direction. 🙂
Hi Priya! It sounds like you created a survey using a third-party tool, and now you're trying to embed the survey in your Rise 360 lesson. Is that right?
Would you mind sharing the link to your survey so we can test it from our side? If you'd rather keep it private, you can open a case here.
I see a number of requests to be able to add simple html code to Rise, can I echo this request. Being able to extend the functionality by having a simple "html" block (not iframe) would be very useful.
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Hi again Arsalan! 😄
It sounds like you want to upload an .html file that isn't hosted somewhere on the web. Would using an Attachment block work for you? Check out Adam's video on some different ways you can include attachments in your course!
Hi Crystal,
I cant use the attachment block, the HTML file is having some supported other files (examples jquery, js) are link to this html file. Also, i dont want to create any zip file. Reason being, that the html file which i have created is a survey question, i just want user to open this html file and attempt the survey questions.
If i gave them a zip file, then i will have to explain the user how to extract document and attempt the survey question. It will be a lenghty work for the user. I just want user to click on the link and the html file will direclty open. User doesnt need to download or do some extra work for the html. That was my purpose.
Is there any other possible ways?
If not then i can put it as a tool limitations to my seniors and find some other possibilities
Regars,
Arsalan
Hi Arsalan,
If the file is hosted on a web server, have you tried embedding the survey question in a URL/Embed lesson or block? This iFrame code should do the trick:
<iframe src="Insert Your URL to the HTML file here"></iframe>
If you need any help, share the URL here, and I'll point you in the right direction. 🙂
I have not hosted anything on web server, its an standalone html files with supporting js and css files.
How can I insert HTML and js code directly into articulate Rise ?.
I am not interested in doing it with iframe
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Hi Priya! It sounds like you created a survey using a third-party tool, and now you're trying to embed the survey in your Rise 360 lesson. Is that right?
Would you mind sharing the link to your survey so we can test it from our side? If you'd rather keep it private, you can open a case here.
I see a number of requests to be able to add simple html code to Rise, can I echo this request. Being able to extend the functionality by having a simple "html" block (not iframe) would be very useful.