I also have a copy on my desktop and when I click on the index.html file it opens and works fine. But when I try to upload it to my website I get nothing. I’ve turned off adblockers.
Here is the path that I get from transmit http://www.pjkoltnow.com/doctoral/Doctoral/Module%201%20quiz%20/index.html
DO NOT use spaces in file or folder names. You shouldn’t even use capital letters because some servers don’t support them and will convert them into lowercase letters thereby breaking links…
Your current link is Module[sp]1[sp]quiz[sp]/index.html
Rename the folder Module_1_quiz or Module-1-quiz or Module1_quiz or whatever, but change the space to something else, also note there is a space at the end of the folder name… gotta go!
Once the folder is renamed, change your reference to it in your embed to reflect the new folder name.
Republish and you should be good to go. (NOTE that the old folder and contents will remain on the server and you will have to use an ftp program or your c-panel to go in and delete them manually).
@Turtle is correct, it is gennerally bad practice to use uppercase and especially spaces in file and folder names. It can cause unpredictable results. I would bet that if you rename the folders and files and correct the link it will work.
So after I change the folder name do I also have to go into the folder and change the names of the index folders inside? That is to say if the Adobe created the folder titled Module 1 quiz and inside that it created a file called Module 1 quiz.html, would I need to change that file name to to module_1_quiz.html?
Also can I change the name via and ftp program like Transmit, which is what use. Or should I download them and change them on my computer and then upload them again via FTP?
If that’s the case would that then screw up all the links created by the software n the quiz or am I really overthinking this?