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External Content component shows content from | External Content component shows content from another webpage in the dashboards. For example Microsoft Sharepoint or other content management systems can be integrated into QPR ProcessAnalyzer. The External Content component uses the HTML ''iframe'' element to embed the website. | ||
By default, only websites from the same origin than the QPR ProcessAnalyzer server can be embedded. This is restricted by the Content security policy (CSP) HTTP header ''child-src'' directive. More information how to change the CSP setting in [[QPR_ProcessAnalyzer_Security_Hardening#HTTP_Response_Headers|Security Hardening]]. | By default, only websites from the same origin than the QPR ProcessAnalyzer server can be embedded. This is restricted by the Content security policy (CSP) HTTP header ''child-src'' directive. More information how to change the CSP setting in [[QPR_ProcessAnalyzer_Security_Hardening#HTTP_Response_Headers|Security Hardening]]. | ||
== External Content | == External Content URL == | ||
'''External content URL''' defines the URL of the external page you want to embed. You can also use a relative path (e.g. "/examples/test.html"), if the page you want to embed is accessible by the same protocol, host, and port. | |||
== Passing Variables in Url== | == Passing Variables in Url== | ||
Revision as of 14:52, 24 March 2026
External Content component shows content from another webpage in the dashboards. For example Microsoft Sharepoint or other content management systems can be integrated into QPR ProcessAnalyzer. The External Content component uses the HTML iframe element to embed the website.
By default, only websites from the same origin than the QPR ProcessAnalyzer server can be embedded. This is restricted by the Content security policy (CSP) HTTP header child-src directive. More information how to change the CSP setting in Security Hardening.
External Content URL
External content URL defines the URL of the external page you want to embed. You can also use a relative path (e.g. "/examples/test.html"), if the page you want to embed is accessible by the same protocol, host, and port.
Passing Variables in Url
You can pass context variable values in the iframe url using the variable tags. Example:
http(s)://SERVERNAME/ExternalPresentationObjects/ExternalPresentationObject1#variable1=<#variable1>&variable2=<#variable2>
Web Browser Security Considerations
Some websites prevent themselves to be embedded into other websites using iframe. In those cases, the component will be left blank (in Chrome and Firefox) or there may be an error message "This content cannot be displayed in a frame". The way to workaround the issue is to have X-Frame-Options HTTP response header changed in the embedded website (more information: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Headers/X-Frame-Options).