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External content to be included in published course

Explorer ,
Oct 20, 2016 Oct 20, 2016

In my course I'm inserting a web object that uses "embed code" which is for an iframe. The source for the iframe is a local HTML file (plus some CSS and JS files).

When I HTML5 publish the course I need to manually copy the files into the correct location. Is there a way to do this automatically ie. to nominate the files I need included with the published output within the Captivate course?

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Explorer , Oct 20, 2016 Oct 20, 2016

To answer my own question about external content, instead of doing

  Objects > Web > Embed code > ... [iframe code here]

I zipped the HTML5 file and its associated resources and then did

Objects > Web > Address > ... [selected the little folder icon and pointed the resulting dialog box to the zip file I created earlier]

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Explorer ,
Oct 20, 2016 Oct 20, 2016

To give myself a handle on this I thought I'd try to decontruct a simple course - a single slide that contains one web object whose embed code is an IFRAME.

The published output contains a

  DIV

which contains an

  IFRAME

whose source contains, as well as invalid HTML5 markup, my

  IFRAME

The published course took 18 seconds to finish loading. When I manually corrected the invalid markup that Cp had generated the course loaded in under 10 seconds.

This will be harder than I expected 😞

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Explorer ,
Oct 20, 2016 Oct 20, 2016

To answer my own question about external content, instead of doing

  Objects > Web > Embed code > ... [iframe code here]

I zipped the HTML5 file and its associated resources and then did

Objects > Web > Address > ... [selected the little folder icon and pointed the resulting dialog box to the zip file I created earlier]

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People's Champ ,
Oct 21, 2016 Oct 21, 2016
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You can also just insert the zip as an HTML5 animation, save a mouse click or two. They are both the exact same thing except when you choose HTML Animation the dialog opens immediately.

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