Closed LK1one closed 4 years ago
Hi.
Please try to avoid using iFrame, since iFrames always come with their own issues due to browser security limitations. We suggest to build your own custom UI based on eyeson-js (see https://eyeson-team.github.io/js-docs/).
The error on the page indicates that one or more requirements in your browser are not fulfilled. Have you tried to open the link "https://app.eyeson.team/?mhoks1GRxBNwHEQYvjS8AmUg" (or whatever your current $eventParticipant->room_link
is) on a full page instead of an iFrame to verify that your environment is working correctly?
For further testing you should use the Quick test tool (https://app.eyeson.team/quicktest/) as it can give you more hints. You can even try this in the iFrame to identify any issues. Additionally I recommend the following "allow" features in the iFrame.
<iframe src="https://app.eyeson.team/quicktest/" allow="camera; microphone; fullscreen; speaker; display-capture; picture-in-picture; web-share; autoplay"></iframe>
Do not hesitate to leave a comment if you have further questions. Best wishes!
Hey eyeson team,
I'm currently developing an application where we wan't to implement eyeson into a iframe. Here is part of my code:
$eventParticipant->room_link echos "https://app.eyeson.team/?mhoks1GRxBNwHEQYvjS8AmUg"
<iframe src="{{ $eventParticipant->room_link }}" allowfullscreen allow="microphone https://app.eyeson.team; camera https://app.eyeson.team" style="width:800px; height:500px;" > </iframe>
The problem is that your application is not tracking the used browser. I always shows this page in the iframe:
Oh, dear! Please open the link below in one of the supported browsers. Google Chrome (recommended) Mozilla Firefox Apple Safari (Version 11) Microsoft Edge
Any idea how I can make it work so it detects my browser? Thanks