I have a tool which creates an html file to describe all of its available control settings.
there are no external links in this file, its just a series of html tables with links to the start of each table
I just want to upload one of these html file to my confluence cloud space and then use an iframe macro to display the contents on a page.
I can't figure out what the url should be for the iframe...
I had tried to just a add a hyperlink to the local file, but confluence won't allow me to open the file without downloading it first which is pretty awkward.
I was chasing down the path of the HTML macro, but it no longer seems to exist in confluence Cloud although there is a lot of current documentation about it to throw me off the course.
No, I never did.
If I remember, someone had suggested a html module addon you need to pay for and I tried with that for a little while, but never got what I wanted.
I think the external website in a local IFRAME can get blocked because of security issues.
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Thank you very much for your response and for letting me know.
Unfortunately, I am not able to use an external addon as I am using confluence in a professional environment.
I will keep searching for that and I will let you know if I find anything. I have tried several techniques but nothing worked yet.
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BTW I tried to set the URL to this in the iframe which seems like it should work,
when I type that url in a browser, it downloads the html file
https://cadenhance.atlassian.net/wiki/download/attachments/4364623/NET_BOM_cset_report.html
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when I do enter that URL,
the IFRAME shows up empty just like the Preview in the macro
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Did you find any solution to your problem?
I am trying to do the same think but no luck...
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