Hide Widget Using Web Access Token
We have an embedded dashboard that utilizes web access token for filtering on different organizations. We have a widget that only needs to be displayed to certain organizations. Does anyone know if we can filter individual widgets using the web access tokens?Solved2.9KViews1like6CommentsSSO Sisense App vs Iframe
Hi Sisense We are trying to implement Auth0 SAML 2.0 SSO with Sisense. Once implemented, we see a new option on Sisense Login UI which asks us to login via SSO Now my question is if I embed sisense as an iframe to our company App, will it require users to login to Sisense separately on top of our company app login? on the other note, I wonder if there is a quick way to test our iframe functionality on a webpage without building html/css from scratchSolved1.3KViews0likes1Comment400 on getCustomActions with iframe embed dashboard and WAT authentication
Hello, To distribute our dashboards to our clients, we use iframes. We didn't have any issues until we started using the Web Access Token to authenticate our users. Since then, some actions in the dashboard are broken. Specifically, all actions that call the getCustomActions endpoint end with an HTTP status 400 (from blox button). Here is an example of a response (hidden tokens) Possibly unhandled rejection: {"data":{"error":{"code":5014,"message":"Endpoint is forbidden","status":400,"httpMessage":"Bad Request"}},"status":400,"config":{"method":"GET","transformRequest":[null],"transformResponse":[null],"jsonpCallbackParam":"callback","url":"/api/v1/blox/getCustomActions","headers":{"Internal":"true","x-request-id":"xxx","Accept":"application/json, text/plain, */*","Authorization":"xxx","Initialiser":{"words":[-408432632,967604053,-1185492005,-1736048623,-790530727,35211402,447656597,-1442048497],"sigBytes":32},"X-XSRF-TOKEN":"xxx"}},"statusText":"","xhrStatus":"complete"} Do you have any suggestions for resolving this issue ? Best Regards, AlexandreSolved3.3KViews1like7CommentsCan't Export PDF in embedded iframe when filters are applied
Hello, We are currently using an embedded iframe in one of our applications. We programmatically apply filters to the dashboard via query parameters. The dashboard renders and the filters are applied, however, we are unable to export to PDF via the embedded toolbar while these filters are active. Without the filters, the export function works. Looking at the error, it looks like there is an issue with the body of the request, where the "customDashboardFilters" property is still a string and hasn't been deserialized. Are there any ideas on ways around this?Solved3.4KViews0likes5CommentsThird Party Cookies Google Chrome Phase out
With Google Chrome's recent change to remove third-party cookies this year, many solutions responsible for running embedded content are being affected. In reviewing the Sisense documentation, it appears that alternatives such as utilizing Web Access Tokens (WAT) or employing the same domain for various apps behind specific paths are suggested. However, both solutions have limitations hindering their implementation: WAT, as stated in the documentation, only applies to registered users with the viewer role. This raises concerns about accessibility for users with Administrator or Designer roles. Is there an official solution available for these user types? Regarding domains, the proposed solution of consolidating apps under a single domain and path poses challenges for solutions with multiple custom domains. Considering Google Chrome's plan to remove all third-party cookies for 100% of its users by the end of the year, and the potential for other browsers to follow suit, it's crucial to explore viable alternatives. Is there a plan to adopt the CHIPS initiative for cookie management in the near future, or are there existing solutions available for testing the transition?Solved1.9KViews0likes1CommentSisense Iframe embedded feature - I want to pass the parameters for the filter dynamically.
In my case, I have GetUserAuditReport Store Procedure with the param UserId. Based on this SP I need to create a table view in sisense. I need to embed this into my application. In this case, how can I achieve this? I going to embed only a widget table based on filtration.1.1KViews0likes1CommentVertical Grey Dividers
I have a dashboard that is embedded into a website. In the Sisense dashboard, I do not see vertical grey lines between my horizontal widgets. When the dashboard is embedded, grey lines appear and divide the widgets (see image below). There are four similar dashboards, but this issue only appears on one. I am using BLOX to create the widgets. I did find the following in the configuration section of the design tab for the widget: }, "separator": { "lineThickness": 1, "lineColor": "#eeeeee" }, #eeeee is grey, but does not appear to be the same shade of grey. This json appears in the configuration of the other widgets as well so I do not believe that is tied to the vertical lines seen in the website. Looking for advice on trouble shooting this in Sisense or direction on if there is a step between creating the dashboard and the client pushing it to the website that will remove those vertical lines.2.5KViews0likes3CommentsMultiple Dependent Filters at the same level
Hi Everyone, I am wondering if there is a way to have multiple dependent filters at the same 'level'. For example If I select a value in one filter, then 4 other filters all become available on the same hierarchy level. So in the example above, selecting IN TASK, would make 4 additional filters available simultaneously (there is no hierarchy in these tasks.) Ideally I want to do this on an iFrame embedded dashboard. Thanks!1.3KViews0likes0CommentsEmbed sdk was disabled due to inability to find origin of the webpage
Hi, Embedding Sisense dashboard using Embed SDK lib we noticed this warning on the dev tools console: "Embed sdk was disabled due to inability to find origin of the webpage" Our dashboard is rendering correctly and Embed SDK is used. Anyone experienced the same warning or know the origin of this alert? Thanks1.2KViews0likes0Comments