Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
iFrame Windfinder
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@megagprime single or double, doesn’t matter, as long as both ends are the same
url: [ "https://www.windfinder.com/widget/forecast/js/mount_washington? unit_wave=ft&unit_rain=in&unit_temperature=c&unit_wind=kmh&days=4&show_day=1&show_pressure=0&show_waves=0&show_clouds=0" ],
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@sdetweil Hi and thanks for your help, but i tried that earlier (sorry i didnt mention) and it loads the MM but is broken iframe we are missing the tail end
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@megagprime its the second link the does the image…
the 1st loads some javascript to do stuff…
this is really not a clean iframeable location…
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@sdetweil said in iFrame Windfinder:
this is all i really want
but would love the speeds and temps from the widget, sorter and easier to see
Also the short link from the page you suggested does not work :(
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@megagprime yeh, they are not iframe friendly
I wonder
if u make another html page shell
on your local disk, in the MM modules tree, make a new folder
MagicMirror/modules/Windfindername the file
myembed.html (in the new folder)<html> the embed stuff </html>
then in the iframe config
url:[ “http://localhost:MagicMirror_Port/modules/Windfinder/myembed.html”]
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well, the embed in another file works locally, but not launched into the iframe
returns error
cannot display … in a frame because it set ‘X-Frame-Options’ to ‘SAMEORIGIN’. -
@megagprime actually it DOES work
if you use the physical network for the MM address: setting
in my case 192.168.2.106 (not localhost or 0.0.0.0)
and there is a bug/… in the iframe code, need to specify height as well as width…
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@megagprime I also tried loading the extra file from the local filesystem
file:///home/sam/MagicMirror/modules/Windfinder/myembed.html
but says not allowed to load load resource.
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@sdetweil whats your next idea? i tried htmlbox, no dice… :/
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@megagprime I got it to work. tried a couple other things that didn’t. I’m done testing.