Background:
- Articulate RISE has an option for buttons to “Link to a relative URL”.
- My org has Enterprise solution with “Domain1.site.com” (for customers) and “Domain2.site.com” (for employees). All require login, we don’t use any non-login/external catalogs/courses/pages.
- I wish to create a single link from the SCORM (to other page/courses in our Docebo LMS) that will pull from the users current domain and reach the page/course for them (avoid absolute URLs). I want employees and customers to both access this link to their version of the destination (same page/course#, different domain).
- Other threads suggest you can’t do this with HTML, but this SCORM isn’t HTML. Thread below:
Problem:
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Image 1 shows my RISE input. I simply cut out the Domain1.site.com from the link. (I attempted every iteration of this link, [adding .com/pages, or removing the / before pages] and all destinations are larger failures than this option. So I am confident this is the correct use of Articulate RISEs function.
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Image2 shows my result (edited to cut out my bookmarks). It appears that the .SCORM is stored in some AWS titled cdn2.dcbstatic.com.
Question:
- Is this domain a Docebo static that I can’t bypass? I notice it exists in HTML for where images/Giffs are stored. I assume my uploaded SCORM Training Material is held in this domain, so the RISE is seeking in this domain. Is there any way I can bypass this to have the uploaded SCORM file call for the website domain instead of this fake/storage domain?
- Is my assumption wrong? Am I building this wrong?
