Embedding an Articulate HTML5 Storyline site.

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January 14, 2025
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Good afternoon. I have Version 2022.5.28 and was wondering if anyone has successfully embedded Storyline output into an iframe. I have followed all the available instructions. Added the entire HTML5 folder to the TOC so it is included in the output. It works in the preview but once published, I get the topic content in the iframe also with the Robohelp site frame around it and no contents in the topic pane.

Correct answer Jeff_Coatsworth

In the RH output folder, yes.

In the source RH project assets folder, no.

Really? Hmm, what happens if you delete the story file and folders in the output and copy in the ones from the assets folder in the project - does the output topic work then?

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Debbie5CB8Author

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I republished and reuploaded the folder structure and I have managed to get the correct storyline playing now, but Robohelp seems to be putting a 2nd frame around it. Any ideas to stop Robohelp framing it?

Jeff_Coatsworth

Community Expert

Is it showing your RH TOC twice?

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Debbie5CB8Author

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When you first launch the RH output, does it only have the 1 TOC showing?

Yes, until I open the topic and scroll to the iframe with the storyline output. The second frame is part of the iframe content.

Jeff_Coatsworth

Community Expert

Did you see this thread - https://community.adobe.com/t5/robohelp-discussions/how-to-upload-articulate-storyline-files-to-robohelp-2019-new-ui/td-p/11408451 ?

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Debbie5CB8Author

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I did indeed see that article and followed the instructions as suggested. Tried dragging the entire folder as well as just the story.html file as suggested. Both had the same result. I'm wondering if its because I am looking at the output locally. Would it make a difference if I looked at the output at a hosted site?

Peter Grainge

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It could make a difference because of the web server configuration. One way to find out. 🙂

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