A dashboard can have saved filter views embedded in any application using a URL. This allows users to interact with the dashboard by filtering data, adding comments, and saving the filter views.
Share
icon for the saved views.Get Embed Code
link located in the share dialog box.Dashboard Comments | Dashboard comment panel would be shown in embedded view if enabled this parameter. |
Widget Comments | Widget comment panel would be shown in embedded view if enabled this parameter. |
Saved Views | Dashboard views panel would be shown in embedded view if enabled this parameter. |
Export | Dashboard/Widget exporting options would be shown in embedded view if enabled this parameter. |
Please embed the copied URL into another web application.
To access the web application, if the dashboard is not available as a public dashboard, run it. The login page will then be displayed. Proceed by clicking the login button and entering valid user credentials. The dashboard will automatically be rendered for you.
For example, below image represents that our dashboard embedded in http://example.com/
website.
If you wish to embed the dashboard views without requiring user authentication, you must first make both the dashboard and dashboard views public, and then proceed to embed them. The public dashboard will be automatically rendered without the need for credentials. However, it is important to note that you cannot enable the comments panel for public dashboard embedding.
Private dashboards can be embedded with views that are accessible to users in Bold BI who have read permission. These dashboards will require users to log in to the Bold BI server before rendering. Therefore, when private dashboards are embedded and the user is not authenticated, the embedded dashboard will display the login page.
A dashboard can be embedded with views using Single Sign-On (SSO). SSO is nothing but an authentication process that allows a user to access multiple applications with one set of login credentials.
To achieve this, you will need an embed code with views, an embed secret code, and an embed signature.
In order to embed the dashboard with views using SSO, you will need an embed URL with a view ID. Follow the steps below to obtain the embed code
,
Views
icon that is highlighted below.Link
icon of the saved views. Here, you will get the dashboard URL with view id
.Then, follow the steps below to obtain the embed secret code and learn about the parameters needed to create the embed signature.
Using the sample, you can embed the dashboard with views using SSO.