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DanielN
Partner - Contributor
Partner - Contributor

Qlik Cloud iFrames

Hello everyone,

We want to integrate the worksheets/diagrams from our Qlik report into the website so that customers have the opportunity to test individual diagrams and selections.
Is it possible to perform such tests without being a Qlik user and without logging in?
iFrames do not work without logging in.
The best solution would be to integrate it into an HTML script.
I would be very happy to hear other suggestions too.

Thanks in advance

Daniel

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DaveChannon
Employee
Employee

Hi @DanielN 

Not many alternatives at the moment. In your web app you could create on-the-fly users in an OIDC IdP and use OAuth to auth to the tenant, but it's functionally the same as the JWT example in terms of requiring implementation work on your side. In the future we aim to offer an in-product solution for allowing anonymous access to content in a tenant, but work hasn't yet started on this.

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DaveChannon
Employee
Employee

Hi @DanielN 

I'm assuming these will be embedded in a part of a public website where there is no authentication, rather than into a customer portal where users will already be logged into?

If you wish to avoid a user logging in, you'll need to use JWT to emulate the embedded login: https://qlik.dev/embed/iframe/quickstart/embedding-with-anonymous-access-and-qlik-cloud/, this example uses an iframe once auth'd.

DanielN
Partner - Contributor
Partner - Contributor
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Hi @DaveChannon ,

Thank you for the suggestion.
Yes, you're right, it will be embedded in a part of a public website without authentication.
Are there probably other alternatives?

DaveChannon
Employee
Employee

Hi @DanielN 

Not many alternatives at the moment. In your web app you could create on-the-fly users in an OIDC IdP and use OAuth to auth to the tenant, but it's functionally the same as the JWT example in terms of requiring implementation work on your side. In the future we aim to offer an in-product solution for allowing anonymous access to content in a tenant, but work hasn't yet started on this.