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| − | == | + | == Usage Example == |
| − | # Click the '''External Content''' presentation object icon. | + | # Click the '''External Content''' presentation object icon. |
| − | # Click the '''Properties''' button on the presentation object to open its properties.<br>[[File:OpenExternalContentProperties.png | + | # Click the '''Properties''' button on the presentation object to open its properties.<br>[[File:OpenExternalContentProperties.png]] |
# Define the '''Name''', '''Description''', and the '''External content URL'''. In the Name and URL fields, you can use context variables by typing in the context variable name in the format "{#contextvariablename}". | # Define the '''Name''', '''Description''', and the '''External content URL'''. In the Name and URL fields, you can use context variables by typing in the context variable name in the format "{#contextvariablename}". | ||
| − | # After defining these properties, click '''Close'''. The web page should now be visible:<br>[[File:ExternalContent.png | + | # After defining these properties, click '''Close'''. The web page should now be visible:<br>[[File:ExternalContent.png]] |
Latest revision as of 15:25, 7 December 2018
Usage Example
- Click the External Content presentation object icon.
- Click the Properties button on the presentation object to open its properties.
- Define the Name, Description, and the External content URL. In the Name and URL fields, you can use context variables by typing in the context variable name in the format "{#contextvariablename}".
- After defining these properties, click Close. The web page should now be visible:
