on 10-21-2021 9:11 AM
Iframe for MS SharePoint is needded
Hi,
I want to embed a Chatbot into a SharePoint page and I need an Iframe for this chatbot because SharePoint does not support script as expected. How can I do so?
Hi,
This was about a year ago and I am not a technically gifted person either. I removed the corresponding iFrame from a YouTube video and only the content had to be adjusted later. It works in the short term in a test versioning but I haven't been able to follow it further because the Chatbot wasn't doing what I wanted.
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I was able to use an iframe from another page that obviously works. Thank you we can close the case here.
Thanks for the support.
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Okay, thanks for the hint. I was able to add the page in the website settings. That was probably the first challenge. But there still remains the question of an iFrame.
When I go into < embed > in the SharePoint I need an iFrame which I can use. Can someone provide me with such an iFrame?
Thanks, w.
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Hi Willy,
Looks like this is due to a setting on your site to disallow embedding iFrames from external domains. Your sharepoint site administrator would have to change this to allow iFraming from 'cai.tools.sap' domain. See : https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/allow-or-restrict-the-ability-to-embed-content-on-sharepo...
Best,
Radhika
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