Create/edit a React page


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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.

  • 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 as well as the selected playout and an indication whether the page is password protected: 

react pages feedback portal

  • Click the ‘pencil’ icon to edit the React page setup
    • Set a name and playout for your React page;
    • Select which interactivity version to display: Published or Draft. This setting is relevant when the clip is already published for your audience, while only adjustments to the interactivity need to be revised.
    • Enable email notifications: enable to receive notifications when a comment has been submitted. 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; also password protected React Pages.

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

react page feedback portal

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

It’s 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.

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