To produce the shelf content so it is ready to be published to a SharePoint site ClickLearn must produce ASPX files rather than HTML files.
To produce the shelf content so it is ready to be published to a SharePoint site ClickLearn must produce ASPX files rather than HTML files.
This must be setup in the preferences of the Shelf.
In this example we will setup and produce the shelf named ClickLearn Learning Portal.
The Tracking ID must begin with SP- in upper case which tells ClickLearn to produce the ASPX files instead of the HTML files.
If a name is added after the SP- the produced content will be prepared to track users interaction with the content on the SharePoint site and add it to a SharePoint list named accordingly.
In this example we want tracking to be added to a list named CLTracking.
If you are running a SharePoint online please make sure to setup allow users to run custom scripts on both personal and self-serviced sites.
This must be setup in the site administration and prior to uploading the content.
If you make the change it may take up to 24 hours before you can make the upload.
All files have now been copied to the SharePoint site in the library SiteAssets.