New StoryMaps custom iframe not working in edge

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02-18-2020 09:10 AM
AwesomeEvan
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I have created this "Snow Removal Tracker" storymap

ArcGIS StoryMaps 

On the section "Thank a Plow Driver" I embed the page

https://data.orangeville.ca/Apps/SnowThanks/index.html 

It works in all browsers except Edge (of course) where it doesn't load the iframe and the devtools cite

CSP14312: Resource violated directive 'default-src https: data: blob:' in Content-Security-Policy: ms-appx-web:///assets/errorpages/dnserror.html?NetworkStatusSupported=1#https://data.orangeville.ca/Apps/SnowThanks/index.html. Resource will be blocked.

It does show the iframe page in next section of the storymap with no problem

Dark Sky 

Is there something I can add to the headers of my page to make it work?

I'm not sure how to remedy this, any help would be great.

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AravindStoryMaps
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Hi Evan,

Can you please provide the version of Edge that you're noticing that this is not working on?

I'm using Microsoft Edge 44.17763.831.0 and i can see the custom iframe on the Thank a Plow Driver section of the story come through:

I however observe that Edge console logs indicate the geoevent stream service connected behind the scenes to show the comments don't seem to be available for open consumption as a web socket. But that isn't preventing the content of the HTML in showing up. 

Thanks,

Aravind

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AravindStoryMaps
Esri Regular Contributor

Hi Evan,

Can you please provide the version of Edge that you're noticing that this is not working on?

I'm using Microsoft Edge 44.17763.831.0 and i can see the custom iframe on the Thank a Plow Driver section of the story come through:

I however observe that Edge console logs indicate the geoevent stream service connected behind the scenes to show the comments don't seem to be available for open consumption as a web socket. But that isn't preventing the content of the HTML in showing up. 

Thanks,

Aravind

AwesomeEvan
Occasional Contributor

Weird, it seems that when I'm on our town network it doesn't want to iframe that page, but only in the edge browser?! Otherwise it works fine, especially outside our network (I tested it while my laptop was tethered to my phone and on data)... so I'm going to leave it at that.

The other issues are just my stream service and our geoevent configuration that I'm still working out to expose publicly.

Thanks