Flash file from Engage into Lectora

Yes, I did actually...Thanks to the talents of Hemingway. Here's what he figured out:>>In articulate I published my activities out for the web. I renamed the >>published Articulate folder to test1 and test2 so it's a little simpler. >>Then I took both of those folders and copied them into the Lectora created >>HTML folder. Then in Lectora I embeded them as external html objects. I'm >>using a javascript embed called swfObject to get around the IE issue that >>makes you click on a flash activity to activate it. You can look at the >>documentation for it here: http://blog.deconcept.com/swfobject/ To do this >>first copy the swfObject.js file into the lectora created html folder. >>Then In lectora on the page I want my articulate movie to display I went >>to: Add --> Object --> External Html. I left the object type as "other" >>and pasted in the following code:>>>>>>>>

>> To view this presentation you need to update your flash player.>>
>>>>>>> >A quick rundown on the code, the first line says to use the swfobject.js >>file that we copied in. The next three lines are what displays if you >>don't have the correct version of the flash player. You can put whatever >>content you want between those
taggs and if their flash player is >>outdated the content you put there will display (it may be a good idea to >>add a link to adobe's site to update the flash player). The final 4 lines >>actually embed the flash movie. The line that starts "var so=..." has some >>parameters. The first one is the path to the .swf, so you will change that >>depending on where the .swf is located. This one points to the .swf inside >>of the Test1 folder. The next param is a unique name - it can be whatever >>you want, the next two are the width and height of the movie, and the last >>one is the required flash version.>>Anyway, if you publish to HTML and view the course the articulate move >>will display now. He's brilliant!! Hope this helps!!

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