[...] Qui l’articolo che descrive l’inserimento di web object [...]

[...] Qui l’articolo che descrive l’inserimento di web object [...]

[...] example, Presenter lets you insert Web Objects. I think this is one of the most underutilized features that Presenter offers. In fact, with some [...]

[...] Insert Flash Movie feature, you can record or insert audio into any slide. And the Web Object feature of Presenter allows you to incorporate virtually any type of rich media Web content. Add Engage interactions to [...]

Be careful with Web Objects!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

All Engage Interaction tabs and EVEN your Exit drop down (and the Exit Now) button will be hidden BEHIND the Web Object–this keep users from interacting with those assets. More importantly, if you are uploading to an LMS your user will probably need to click the Exit Now button in order for their progress to be correctly reported. If they are on a slide that has a Web Object, and they click the Exit button, they will not be able to click the Exit Now button and get credit for their progress. Which in turn inhibits the ability for keeping track of the user’s last page visited.

This issue should be made more public in the forums and in the help file.

re: SAM HOUSE’s comment:
We chose to use web objects to contain the content of our project because we really liked the scrolling feature. We have many web pages containing simple text and graphics. We hoped to import each of our web pages to a slide and track our users’ progress through them. We have no interest in interacting with the web content. The hiding of all the Engage Interaction behind the web objects however has doomed us!

Any suggestions?

In your post you say:

You can also control whether the window should be resizable or include a scroll bar.

How can you tell it not to include a scroll bar? I do not see that feature in the settings

Hi Dee- What version of Presenter are you using? This blog entry was written a few years ago, so those specific options are no longer included in Presenter ‘09 – the launch in new windows options have since been simplified.

If you’re using Presenter 5, you can learn more about those options here.

Hi,

I tried this with a swf, and some of my users can’t see the web object content. Do I need to point the web object feature to HTML is I don’t have FLV?

Hi Littlesuzcali,

Depending upon what settings you used to publish the SWF, it’s possible that your end-users don’t have the Flash Player version necessary to view the SWF file. I recommend that you use the Flash movie best practices guide at the link below to recompile/publish your SWF file:

http://www.articulate.com/support/presenter09/kb/?p=76

If you continue to have issues, please let me know.

Hi. It isn’t a Flash error. It is a script error that doesn’t impact all learners. I’m looking into IE8 & Articulate issues, but I’m open to other suggestions. I tried removing the js file from the captivate object folder, but I still get the same errors.

Hi LITTLESUZCALI,

Can you tell me what the script error says? Also, have you tried submitting a support case to us by using the link below?

http://www.articulate.com/support/contact/index.php?confirm=yes&customer=yes

I think it’ll be easier to troubleshoot the issue via a support case.

Hi,

We’re 85% sure that the issue is with our version of Plateau, but if anyone else sees IE8 Access is Denied script errors or failures to load Flash/scripted content I’d like to know…

I am using the web object to “wrap” an Adobe Presenter module from Dept. of Homeland Security’s website in Articulate. I put a simple one question quiz at after the webobject to ask learners to confirm that they viewed the material. I set the webobject to display inside the Articulate player. However, when the Articulate player gets to the webobject, it appears that Adobe Presenter is replacing the Articulate Player in the SCORM browser window so that all the Articulate functionality is lost. Is there a way to prevent or work around this behavior?

Hi John,

It sounds like Adobe Presenter has some script built into it that ensures that it can’t be opened in an iframe. Do you have access to the single SWF file that Adobe publishes? If so, you may be able to embed that file into a basic HTML file & then add that file as web object.

Interestingly, in Firefox the Articulate web object plays inside the Articulate Player as expected. But all of my learners use IE and don’t have Firefox installed.

I checked my temporary Internet files and I don’t see a single SWF file from Adobe presenter. I see many SWF files from Adobe presenter.

Hi John,

If you can’t replicate the issue in Firefox, then you’re likely running into a limitation of Internet Explorer. By default, Windows Internet Explorer 7 and earlier versions limit the number of files that you can download at one time to two. Windows Internet Explorer 8 limits the number of files that you can download at one time to six. Try the fix in the link below to see if it resolves the issue:

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/282402