Embedding Without JavaScript

This applies to: Managed Dashboards, Managed Reports

This method is a quick and simple way of embedding Symphony that doesn't require any JavaScript, and uses the embed library as an alternative to creating an iFrame element yourself and setting its URL. Add this HTML markup to your page or generate it in your server-based web application with the required information specified as attributes.

The following example embeds a Symphony instance located at https://placeholder.dundas-bi-url.com, and a dashboard with the specified ID:

Note: This element must be added to the page before the browser's DOMContentLoaded event fires to embed Symphony without JavaScript.

The following table describes the HTML attributes that can be used when embedding without JavaScript:

The following example embeds the Symphony instance located at https://placeholder.your-url.com, displaying the dashboard with the specified ID. It will log on automatically with the specified logon token, set two view parameters, and set the culture to fr-FR:

User Log On Options

There are a few options to choose from for how your users will be logged onto Symphony:

Single Sign-On - To allow your users to be logged into Symphonyautomatically, use one of the various options described in the article Single sign-on (SSO).

Server-side code - A logon token or session token can be specified in the HTML as shown in the example markup above by code that runs at the server to retrieve it for each user that logs on. See the viewer integration sample web application for an example, and the section about embedding in the article Single sign-on (SSO) for more information.

Manual log on - If a single sign-on option is not used and a valid logon or session token is not specified, users will be prompted to log on before they can navigate to the specified dashboard or file.