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tecton.actions.openURL as iframe

I am using tecton.actions.openURL to run as an iframe. The URL I am opening does a redirect, how do I Add a URL to addtional Domains for this type of iFrame?

thank you
josh

Posted 3 years ago
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Hi Josh,

If you are redirecting to another URL within the iframe and want to still communicate with the platform via Tecton, you are correct that you will need to add the additional domains you are calling from and connect from there. This can be configured in the FeatureName.py file located in your extension's configuration directory.

https://tecton.q2developer.com/guides/additional-domains

https://tecton.q2developer.com/capabilities/connect

Posted 3 years ago
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That is where it is!
I have now added that to the configuration py file, I am gettting "_______.com refused to connect." I also added data-tecton-module to the body tag of the jinja2 file.

Does that mean I didn't put something in correctly?

this is how I added it:
FEATURE = {
"core": False,
"additionalDomains":["_______.com"],
....
}

— Josh Marshall   3 years ago
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Sounds like a site can disallow being in an iFrame.

— Josh Marshall   3 years ago
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