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IQVIA Remote Detailing
You can export e-Detailers to prepare them for subsequent upload to IQVIA Remote detailing.
Build structure
After you export an e-Detailer to the IQVIA Remote Detailing format, the resulting build has the following structure:
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├─assets/
| ├─common/
| | ├─blocks-library/
| | └─media/
| ├─node_modules/
| ├─slides/
| | ├─slide1/
| | └─media/
| | └─slide2/
| └─themes/
├─common/
├─js/
├─content.xml
├─index.html
├─settings.json
└─slide1.html| Path | Description |
|---|---|
assets/ | Contains the common assets and block assets for each slide. |
assets/common/blocks-library/ | Contains the public assets for each block. |
assets/common/media/ | Contains the common media resources used in the slide: fonts, images, PDF files, and videos. Each type of media resource is stored in its own directory. |
assets/node_modules/ | Contains the following media assets from the node modules for the e-Detailer: fonts, images, PDF files, and videos. |
assets/slides/ | Contains the media files for each slide. For example, if the e-Detailer has two slides, slide1 and slide2, the directory includes two subdirectories: slide1 and slide2. |
assets/slides/slide1/media | Contains the following media assets for each slide: fonts, images, PDF files, and videos. Each type of media resource is stored in its own directory. |
assets/themes/ | Contains the media assets from the e-Detailer themes: fonts, images, PDF files, and videos. Assets for each theme are stored in a separate directory. |
common/ | Contains the common CSS and JavaScript files for the e-Detailer. |
js/ | Contains the JavaScript files for each slide. For example, if the e-Detailer has two slides, slide1 and slide2, the directory includes two files: slide1.js and slide2.js |
content.xml | The XML file with the e-Detailer structure. |
index.html | The HTML file that serves as an entry point for the e-Detailer. |
settings.json | The settings.json file of the e-Detailer. |
slide1.html | The HTML file for the slide. Each e-Detailer slide has a separate HTML file. For example, if the e-Detailer has two slides, slide1 and slide2, the directory includes two files: slide1.html and slide2.html. |