Hi all,
Is there a way to add a Custom URL dashlet to a dashboard?
All most used browsers (Firefox - Chrome - IE) won't allow to run a custom url within its dashboard page (it generates an error message).
I couldn't find any hits on this topic.
Add Custom URL dashlet to dashboard
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Re: Add Custom URL dashlet to dashboard
Hi!
What URL are you trying to load into the Custom URL dashlet?
The Custom URL dashlet loads the URL into an <iframe>. There are browser-enforced ways to prevent loading a site into an <iframe>, so if the server indicates it doesn't want its pages loaded into an <iframe>, there's really nothing we can reasonably do without modifying the server's code.
Basically, the server sends a header "X-Frame-Options: deny" and that indicates to the browser that it shouldn't display the page in a frame. This is to prevent clickjacking.
To make this work, the server would have to omit this header from the HTTP response.
- Current browsers supporting the X-Frame-Options header: https://caniuse.com/x-frame-options
What URL are you trying to load into the Custom URL dashlet?
The Custom URL dashlet loads the URL into an <iframe>. There are browser-enforced ways to prevent loading a site into an <iframe>, so if the server indicates it doesn't want its pages loaded into an <iframe>, there's really nothing we can reasonably do without modifying the server's code.
Basically, the server sends a header "X-Frame-Options: deny" and that indicates to the browser that it shouldn't display the page in a frame. This is to prevent clickjacking.
To make this work, the server would have to omit this header from the HTTP response.
- Current browsers supporting the X-Frame-Options header: https://caniuse.com/x-frame-options
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