iFrame Alternatives

[billyclark]

I keep getting this error "This content cannot be displayed in a frame. To help protect the security of information you enter into this website, the publisher of this content does not allow it to be displayed in a frame."

Is there another alternative that gets around this issue? I want to pull in another SaaS product into a portal frame but can't get past this issue.

[Dan Tolgyesi1]

Hi Billy,

Did you have any luck with this, I am also facing this issue for a similar type of request that you need to do.

Thanks,

Dan

[josh_nerius]

For security purposes, many web applications will include an X-Frame-Options header in each response. This header tells the browser "don't let this page be displayed in an iFrame", and modern browsers will honor this to prevent clickjacking requests.

It sounds like the other SaaS product may be sending this header. It may be possible to configure the other product to stop sending this header, but doing so may have security implications. For more details, see The X-Frame-Options response header - HTTP | MDN.