I inserted an mp3 file into Qualtrics from my library following the instruction here: https://www.qualtrics.com/support/survey-platform/survey-module/editing-questions/rich-content-editor/insert-media/
I would have several pages and one mp3 per page, so I tried to make the mp3 file automatically played, and people don't need to click "play" on every page. I followed the instruction here: https://www.kent.ac.uk/psychology/downloads/Qualtrics-MP3-FAQ.pdf
As you can see in the image attached, I have set "autostart = true", however, when I check in the preview mode, the mp3 file is still not automatically played.
Do you have any ideas about which step could go wrong? Or is there any alternative way to make the mp3 file autoplayed in Qualtrics? Thanks in advance!
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I want to show a text file online as a description when users click on a link, and I want it to be a text file, not the html page. I want it just like this link https://wordpress.org/plugins/about/readme.txt.
I have uploaded the .txt file and it opens when the user clicks hyperlink, but contents of that .txt file are not shown....
Any idea what I did wrong?
Its about File-Permissions, you have to set them to Public & Read
This solution is provided to "Online Sites" only. (Not for XAMPP)
Go to Your Admin Panel
Go to Media
Upload your Textfile to your Webserver
Browse your Textfile (via FTP-Client) and make a RightClick
Set CHMOD to 744. (read)(This are File-Permissions)
Open the File in your Browser and it should appear normally.
I've tested it 5 Minutes ago, it should work for you.
If you check the link using Developer Tools (on Chrome) or using Firebug (on Firefox), you'll know that the file is missing. You have not uploaded the file to that location.
I have a project that needs to upload a large file, while that file is uploading is it possible to progress through a series of other screens, to continue to obtain input from user, then once they get to the final screen, file is uploaded.
Anyone have a trick for something like this ? As i know the file upload happens within a form post/get.
You can do this using an iframe, which simple links to a page with a form to post a file, once the user has selected a file and clicked upload/submit you can hide the iframe and progress into our areas... but things will get tricky where you need to handle errors, ie: incorrect file formats, zero byte files etc... maybe you can download the file and display any errors right at the end of your process/wizard input.
We have a .swf file that was created by an external marketing agency some years ago...
300px X 600px ... it has an embedded link to a PDF that they also created..
We want to link to another PDF file that is more marketing friendly...
Is there a way to fake, using CSS, a link to this new PDF?
We have ceased contact with the old marketing agency and never had the original .fla file to edit.
I was thinking I could add a over the flash file...and somehow create an class for an a href to equal the size of the and link to this PDF...
Sound feasible?
Unless the file is encrypted, it's probably much easier if you use an swf decompiler and extract the pdf from there. Try SWFTools .
I've got an interactive presentation, and it's all working as it should.
Now I want to add a function to download the currently visible image/video.
Because this presentation has a lot of files (all stored under assets/...) and it's a pain to navigate through the assets, I want an easy way to just click a button and get a "Save as.." window.
I've managed to get the url of the media, so now I just need a way to show a "save as.." dialog to allow the users to save/download the file and save it locally.
This whole presentation should be put online, so all the files are located somewhere in the /assets/.. folder inside the project.
Any ideas of how to do this? =)
Thanks!
EDIT #1:
For now I'm using "navigateToURL" to open a new browser window with the media. This works, but is there a way to show a "Save as.." dialog instead of opening the image?
Or any other ways to do this? =)
You are looking for the FileReference class, in particular the FileReference.save( data:*,defaultFileName:String = null ) method. That will open up a "Save..." dialog to save the corresponding data object and allow you to set a default file name. I'm unsure if this class can also handle the download as I have never had a time when I needed to prompt to save something that was to be downloaded. If it cannot handle it, you'll need to look into the URLStream class. That can handle the download and either on ProgressEvent.PROGRESS or Event.COMPLETE, you simply do a URLStream.readBytes( byteArray ); to save the downloaded bytes to a ByteArray and then that is the data object you save. I would look into the FileReference class, though. Odds are it can handle downloads as well.
I am able to convert video files in .flv format but I am not able to play the file in .aspx page.
Do I also need the relevant .swf file in order to run the .FLV file or only .flv is sufficient?
In either case, please provide with the solution.
Thanks in advance!
Adding a flv movie to an ASP.NET page is in no way different from adding one to a html page. Check play flv in html to get an idea.
You do not need the swf.
Alternatively, of course, you can use YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/youtubeonyoursite