Create/edit a React page


Use a React page to quickly and easily collect feedback for both linear videos as well as interactive projects. In this article, you will learn how to create/edit a React page.

1.0 | Create or open a React page

  • Go to the Media Library and open a clip or project.
  • Before creating a new page, make sure your clip/project is published. Drafted clips/projects cannot be displayed on a React page.
  • Head over to the React tab:
    • Select an existing React page for your selected clip/project, or;
    • Click Create new page to add a React page to the list.

react page feedback portal

The list displays the React page’s name, the selected playout, and an indication of whether the page is password protected.

2.0 | Edit a React page

Click the pencil icon to edit the React page setup:

  • Set a name and playout for your React page.
  • If your project has multiple contexts defined, select the context to display on the React page.
  • Select which interactivity version to display: Published or Draft. This setting is useful when the clip is already published for your audience, but the interactivity still requires revisions.
  • Enable email notifications: enable this to receive notifications when a comment has been added. This setting also allows contributors to receive notifications when their comment is resolved or a new comment has been added.
  • Protect your page by adding a password (optional): by default, a React page is accessible to anyone. Add a password here to make it password protected.
Online Video Platform users & password protection

React pages are always accessible to logged-in users of the Online Video Platform, including password-protected React pages.

  • Enter a deadline (date & time) for React comment submissions: users will be unable to comment after the deadline has passed. The creator of the React page can still reply to and resolve comments after the deadline has passed.
  • Copy the URL to share the React page. The URL is generated after the first save.

  • After changing the settings, click Save in the action bar.
Tip:

It is recommended to create multiple React pages when receiving feedback from different parties (the production party, colleagues, test users, etc.). Keeping feedback separate makes it easier to resolve comments.

Was this article helpful?

Related Articles

Contact Support
Can't find the answer you're looking for?
Contact Support