Don't want my user to dig throuh 200 pages to find index.html file

@Wee 59512 wrote:

That is amazing! Trivantis didn't even want to help.

Sergey, how do I skip the "click here to launch a course" altogether and just have the course open? Thank you.

Support is usually both under-staffed and over-burdened around Xmas, so cut them some slack :)

Regarding your question, could you please explain how exactly you are delivering the course to students? CD? Put it on webserver? LMS? Send a zip over email?

That is amazing! Trivantis didn't even want to help.

Sergey, how do I skip the "click here to launch a course" altogether and just have the course open? Thank you.

Put your whole course (including index.html) into a folder. Then create another, smaller index.html outside that folder that launches the actual Lectora's index.html. The shortest code is:

Click here to launch a course.

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Click here to launch a course.

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@ssneg 59510 wrote:

Put your whole course (including index.html) into a folder. Then create another, smaller index.html outside that folder that launches the actual Lectora's index.html. The shortest code is:

Click here to launch a course.

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I have been looking ALL OVER for this....couldn't find this anywhere! I am not a programmer, so I would never have figured this out![CODE]

Click here to launch a course.

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I have been looking ALL OVER for this....couldn't find this anywhere! I am not a programmer, so I would never have figured this out!

I'm putting it on a CD, so they can launch using their default browser. I got everything to work as you recommended, but was hoping to bypass the "click here" message and just have the course launch when they click on the index.html

@Wee 59517 wrote:

I'm putting it on a CD, so they can launch using their default browser. I got everything to work as you recommended, but was hoping to bypass the "click here" message and just have the course launch when they click on the index.html

Ahh, I see. This is just as easy. Replace the contents of the short index.html file with this:

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P.S. Please test this carefully, because some browsers/security settings might mess with it.[CODE]

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P.S. Please test this carefully, because some browsers/security settings might mess with it.

@ssneg 59526 wrote:

Ahh, I see. This is just as easy. Replace the contents of the short index.html file with this:

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P.S. Please test this carefully, because some browsers/security settings might mess with it.

You simply rock! THANK YOU.[CODE]

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P.S. Please test this carefully, because some browsers/security settings might mess with it.

You simply rock! THANK YOU.