Hi Laine - 

Just to verify - did you select the "No JS" embed code?

Please send a note to support@voki.com and attach a screenshot of what you see - or a link to the Genially presentation where the problem can be seen. We will look into it & advise.

Thanx

Hi Laine - 

I asked Voki support to advise. Please stay tuned.

Hi Lesley - 

Of course you should be able to save your character.

I advise clearing your browser cache, and logging in again to start over. 

If the problem persists, please contact our support at - support@voki.com

Regards,

Gil

The Voki Team

I came across this old post - and for avoidance of doubt, I'd like to clarify that in keeping with technology updates, the last vestiges of Flash technology were removed from the product about 3 years ago.

Like many other rich media and animation products, Voki did have its technical origins using Flash technology, which was the leading solution at the time.  But as technology evolved. and other solutions became available, Flash was gradually deprecated from platforms and browsers. Consequently Voki was migrated to use HTML5 technology, which is universally supported, including on mobile devices.

I hope this helps.

Regards,

Gil

The Voki Team

Hello  -

Since this post was first answered, we've implemented an embed code option called "No Javascript" (or "iFrame") - when you go to embed your Voki, select this version of the embed code to embed in Canvas, and in other environments that do not allow JavaScript embed code.

This solution is also relevant when publishing to Blogs or other LMS platforms that so not support embedding JavaScript code.

Hope this helps,

Gil

The Voki Team

Hello Yuckfin, and others reading this -

Since this post was first answered, we've implemented an embed code option called "No Javascript" (or "iFrame") - when you go to embed your Voki, select this version of the embed code to embed in Canvas, and in  other environments that do not allow JavaScript embed code.

This solution is relevant when publishing to Blogs or LMS platforms that so not support embedding JavaScript code.

Hope this helps,

Gil

The Voki Team

Hello Amy, and to all others reading this - 

Since this post was first answered, we've implemented an embed code option called "No Javascript" (or "iFrame") - when you go to embed your Voki, select this version of the embed code to embed in weebly, and in several other environments that do not allow JavaScript embed code.

This solution is relevant when publishing to Blogs or LMS platforms that so not support embedding JavaScript code.

Regards,

Gil

The Voki Team