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Storyline and SharePoint 365
Hello,
In our company we use the very last version of SharePoint 365. I would like to use it to publish some course made with Storyline.
After many, many tests, and after viewing many posts on t...
Dear all, some month ago we had the same issue and found the following solution:
- Rename all .HTML files to .aspx as described above.
- Upload all files to your 'unlocked' SharePoint Online site, i. e. execution of .aspx files must be allowed on this site (in general in our company execution of coding in SPO is blocked)
- To start your e-learning, click on story.aspx file -> if you get the download message, go on this way:
- Download the complete folder that contains the renamed file and all other files to your LOCAL file system
- Unzip this locally stored folder
- Create a new folder in SharePoint Online (and delete the old one)
- Upload all unzipped files to this new folder
- Start your e-learning by clicking the story.aspx file and enjoy!
In all our cases this way was successful! We assume that this has something to do with internal source code generated by Microsoft while uploading the files. I would be very interested to hear if this solution also works for someone else. Thank you!
