Embedding DivePort Pages
You can reference a DivePort page by its URL, which includes the page UUID. DivePort generates page UUIDs that are unique for each page (for example, 7627ee39-7387-452c-be83-b94dea07b9d8). UUIDs can be found in DivePort logs, scan environment, and portal dump tables.
You can add a query string to the URL to embed a DivePort page or portlet in a browser window.
Embedding Pages into Other Web Applications
You can embed DivePort pages into other web applications, which render
the contents of the page without the DivePort header and navigation components. Specifically, the title bar, toolbar, and SideBar are hidden.
Syntax
https://<server>/<diveport>#project=<project_name>&page=<page_UUID>&embed=true
TIP: You can navigate to the page that you want to embed, and add &embed=true to the URL.
Other DivePort parameters, such as dive-key and dive-value can also be used in the URL.
If the user is not logged on to DivePort when they click the link, the DivePort Logon page opens, and after entering their credentials, the embedded page opens.
However, if DLCGI web server authentication is in use, you must ensure that $DL_EXTRAS is included in the URL. DLCGI uses that attribute to define the extra URL parameters. When using web server authentication, if the URL composed with a one-time password does not contain those extra URL parameters, the authentication works for users that are already logged in, but fails for users that are not logged in.
TIP: If constructing the URL and redirecting via other means, be sure to copy the URL query parameters from the initial query over to the new one being produced.
Embedding Pages in the Same Portal
Some browsers, including Mozilla Firefox and Microsoft Internet Explorer do not allow IFrames to point to the same URL as the page they are in. They examine the information that leads the # when considering if the URLs are the same. In this case, if you embed a portal page into another page on the same portal, you see a blank box where you expect to see the embedded page.
If you want to embed the contents of a single portlet, create a page that contains only that portlet.
For example, if a web portlet on page
https://statler.dimins.com/DivePort-Sales#page=a1879
points to the URL
https://statler.dimins.com/DivePort-Sales#page=a1815
the browser views the pages as having the same URL, and does not allow the second page in the IFrame.
A workaround to embed a different page from the same portal, is to change one of the URLs so that it appears different to the browser. You can do this by including a query string such as ?trick in the URL before the # character. For example:
https://statler.dimins.com/ DivePort-Sales?trick#page=a1815&embed=true
DivePort ignores the trick query string, but the browser views the URLs as being different, and embeds the page.
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