RELATED IDEAS
Auto-play notebook
I would like to be able to publish notebooks created in aha to digital screens around our offices, this would cover customer stories, strategic roadmap and value statements to members of our internal teams. Whilst I can publish these to individual user groups, an auto-play facility that cycled through the notebook pages would allow these to display on screen without the need for my to separately create PowerPoint presentations with the same content.
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ADMIN RESPONSEFeb 14, 2018
You can now set Aha! Notebooks to autoplay and change how slides transition.
See how you can deliver the perfect presentation (without having to be there).
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Notebook pages automatically advance on a timer so notebooks can more easily be used as a wallboard
Aha! offers great visualization of the work we track in JIRA, but the next step in our reporting is to put some of the project data on a monitor to serve as a progress/reporting wallboard for the department and other departments in the organizatio...
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Auto-Transition Pages in Notebooks (Slideshow Mode)
My organization wants to publish our Notebooks (using their web pages) on big screen TVs in the office to help promote transparency. In order to do this, we'd need to automatically transition pages like in a slideshow so that we can show each page...
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This is marked as shipped, but solving the original poster's problem is not really shipped. The thing that shipped requires the user to press the play button on all the screens. The original requester said he "would like to be able to publish notebooks created in aha to digital screens around our offices"
The feature should be enhanced so that if the URL includes something like ?autoplay=true in the query string of the URL, the slide show starts automatically upon loading, or to make that one of the notebook options.
Also, the blog post about this feature did not explain what happens with live view notebooks. Presumably, they will update without user intervention, but the blog post made it sound like the user must manually refresh/reload the page to see changes. If that is the case, to truly address the original poster's request, you would also need to have the ability to set an auto-playing presentation of the notebook to force reload every (interval) number of minutes.