.ASPX Files Now Download Instead of Launching from SharePoint
Hello all, My organization has recently discovered an issue with .aspx files hosted on SharePoint. We've been using them to launch Storyline and Rise files so they act like web pages (like this). However, we just recently found that after reuploading the file or folder to SharePoint, SharePoint no longer opens the page. If you navigate to the .aspx file, it force-downloads the file. If you use the direct URL, you get a File Not Found error. We suspect this is a SharePoint issue that has to do with the upload process. My IT department has asked me to check here to see if anyone else has experienced this problem, and if so, what the root cause was (e.g., Microsoft update, policy change, etc.)? We're looking at SharePoint because: It happens to multiple people in multiple offices (not a computer issue). It happens with Chrome and Edge. Modifying the URL to add ?web=1 has no effect. Clearing cache and cookies has no effect (not a browser issue). I tested the "old" file to confirm it worked, then downloaded the .zip package from SP. When I reuploaded the exact same package back to SP, the file now force-downloads/is not found (so it's not the files or the Storyline version). I copied a file that's still working and uploaded the copy. The original opens as a web page, the copy doesn't (again, not the files). Thanks in advance for your feedback!Converting PPT Slides to Content Library Slides
Is there an easy way to convert slides already created in PowerPoint to a layout in the content library? I have imported the slides but can't find an easy way to convert them into a content library slide without inserting a slide from the content library and then copying and pasting the information.Upload source documents to multiple courses
I would like to access source document in multiple courses instead of having to open each course and adding the same docs to each course. I have 8 courses I am creating that I would like to all pull from the same source documents. Is there an easy way to upload to multiple courses, like upload documents to my whole profile or something that I can access when generating AI content for any course? I have the docs in different places on different computers and it would be helpful to upload some from one computer and some from another. I noticed that once I uploaded to one course it was not available in my other course. There's gotta be way...RISE ownership and archival
Greetings, I have a few inquiries for RISE: If a license owner leaves the company (or similar situation), who had all of their courses in their account, is there a way to get these back and/or to transfer ownership? Is there a way to archive a RISE course for later use, considering that there's isn't a way to download it for offline modification, for instance? Thanks in advance :)
