Hello,
How can you place a Dashboard on a website, publicly and without logging in to arcgis? Do you use HTML embed code for that?
If so, where can I find this?
Many thanks!
Miriam
I search for the code with all the content of the pop-up of the dashboard!!
You can include a dashboard in an iframe, see this post:
aren't iframes problematic? I've understood that they aren't liked for a variety of reasons.
Thank you for your answer! I found the link and used it with my dashboard. But when you open the website , people has to login at arcgis. Is there a solution for that?
And what does the reply from clt_cabq mean?
Miriam
@miriam You would have to make the content you are displaying public for people to view it without credentials, that may not work in your case. The issue I was trying to point out is that embedding content in an iframe in a web page isn't always a good solution and I've had IT specialists tell me they wouldn't allow it on web pages we managed. They might work for you but it would be worth doing some research to see if there are problems that could arise or if your IT section will support it..
@miriam - if you want the dashboard to be available on the website without sign in, you need to share it (and the map, and all of the map's layers) with Everyone.
https://doc.arcgis.com/en/dashboards/10.9/get-started/share-a-dashboard.htm
Another thing you can do, if you still find people are prompted to log in, is to use the URL from the dashboard's Item Description page, in the lower right section.
and use that in your iframe code.
This URL doesn't have your organization's name and maps in it, which helps avoid the login prompt (which may be a setting of your organization).
In some cases, website owners disable sharing their content within iFrames. I believe that's what clt_cabq means.