I have built a website on wix.com and embed my existed website on AWS in the web pages of Wix.
However, the users can find the URL of the embedded website from the 'View source' function of the web browser client. Is there any way to hide the URL in the HTML of the webpage?
Alternatively, is there any way to let the user sign once using the same user name and password to login to both my website on Wix.com and my website on AWS?
Thank you.
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I have deployed my laravel website in a shared web hosting service provider. All other pages are working except pages like login, and register pages. The pages expire immediately i click the send button. The same pages are working properly on my local website. I am using laravel-7 and vuejs
Someone help me please
I'm having trouble with Microsoft Teams in the sense that I does not recognise my username and password that I enter in my application. I'm able to get my application to display inside the Teams page, but when I capture my username and password, Teams re-display the login screen. I'm using asp.net core identity framework to authenticate my users.
When I add [anounamous] tags to my controllers, it's possible to navigate to those pages. But anything that is not decorated with [announoumus] will force me back to the login screen and then Teams does not recognise the login details.
It is as if it does not know how to read the information in the cookie.
I'm able to load the manifest.json file without any issues, then select the page to display on the Team Tab. But when I try to navigate to a "restricted" page that requires my user to be logged in, Teams display my login page.
Below is a link to the Manifest file if anyone is able to help: dropbox.com/s/wxw3xtk1458blbu/Ezymapps.zip?dl=0
I'm working on a SharePoint online (O365 Multi-tenant) environment and trying to integrate Yammer feed into the SharePoint site. SharePoint sites are authenticated to the users thru their AD account(/credentials) while Yammer credentials are not (Yammer username is same as the user's email address in AD but the password is different). This scenario is not allowing me to perform single-sign on. Hence, I've resorted to have a service account that will always be used pull the yammer feed on the SharePoint site, irrespective of the user logged in to the SharePoint site.
From my study and understanding so far, embedding yammer script is not really a viable option in my case (because it would always present the login button to the user or take the cached yammer credentials from the browser). My objective is to by pass this for users when they view the SharePoint page, but when they post or reply to yammer network from the SharePoint site feed, they should not be challenged for credentials (or at the least should enter credentials only once). I'm trying to achieve this thru provider hosted SharePoint app. Any suggestions or ideas on how to achieve this?
I'm very new on NFC.
I realized NFC can open URL on browser.
But I want to hide my URL or prevent user that access via url address not NFC.
Is there any method to do this?
or method removing url history so that user cannot access by url.
please advise me :)
thanks.
I don't think that you can hide a URL directly.
What you could to is create an app that contains a web browser element (WebView). In this WebView you could then display your website without exposing the URL (though, with some effort, users might still be able to find out the URL). Instead of using a URL on the NFC tag, you could then use Android's application record (AAR) facility to direct the user to the Play Store for installation of your app or open the app if it's already installed.
I need to add the new embed Yammer Widget to a page. I managed it by simply adding the embed code to my page, but the yammer login seems to appear all the time.
I have to say that I don't have any experience with Yammer but I've read the Yammer Embed Installation Guide as well as other documents. Still, I am not able to find whether or not it is possible to pass some kind of credentials (mail, etc.) in order to prevent the embed yammer to display the login to the user or at least have the login display only once.
Can anyone help me?
From Yammer support: "A user would still need to log in to both your intranet and Yammer embed instance even with Single Sign On enabled. There is an open project for our Product team to allow for just a single log in so that when a user is logged into SSO for your intranet, they would also be auto-logged into embed."
If you add both the Host site and Yammer (https://.yammer.com & https://.assets-yammer.com) to the trusted zone in IE, it should pass the OAuth token after the first login and authorisation. I've tested this in IE8 and IE10 successfully.
Regards,
Chris