iFrame iussue
Good day all. Hope everyone is rocking on an living their Homarr dreams, I need a little help getting back to mine.
I used to have rTorrent connected via iframe as you can see in one of my old posts here
https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/1081148375673602099/1081149838130937877/image.png?ex=658e94c0&is=657c1fc0&hm=a07dfdee2979d58dd9f835033053afaa93fe375161418281db43c8e8eaeb3e14&=&format=webp&quality=lossless&width=1814&height=877
The way I did it previously was by setting the URL for the iframe as https://user:[email protected] but all I'm seeing now is a blank white square where the iframe is. I see a lot of new options for iframe, I've thrown some on, then off, then back on again to trouble shoot.
Here is my cleaned log. I'm going to take an uneducated guess that it's the final set of
ERROR App [object Object] not found that is referring to my iframe, as it was the final thing I added.
Solution:Jump to solution
My mistake, thank you.
It appears that chrome has blocked the connection because it included credentials:
``Subresource requests whose URLs contain embedded credentials (e.g. https://user:pass@host/) are blocked. See https://www.chromestatus.com/feature/5669008342777856 for more details....5 Replies
Hi, the iframe does not make any server side communication. Therefore, the error is unrelated.
Please post your browser console (check FAQ https://homarr.dev)
Everything is external. Rtorrent is running on seedbox and homarr lives at home like a good boy.
(Unless I misunderstood what you meant)
The page does load in the checker linked in the docs.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions | Homarr Docs
Can I install Homarr on a Raspberry Pi?
Solution
My mistake, thank you.
It appears that chrome has blocked the connection because it included credentials:
The only thing is, that block was implemented 6+ years ago from what I can tell, and I had my last homarr build pictured in OP screenshot, last year. But I'm a quite unsure about what I could have done differently to make it work.
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I used firefox, that's what I did differently last year.