webclient inside i-frame

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Is there a setting in the admin panel to allow webclient to be run from an i-Frame? We want to incorporate the web client into our intranet homepage. for our users. I would prefer not to exit the x-frame-origin header in nginx.

Also, I think you guys banned the word 1frame across the forums? My last topic is 'forbidden' and search can not use the word '1frame' (Of course replace 1 with i)
 
Is there a setting in the admin panel to allow webclient to be run from an i-Frame? We want to incorporate the web client into our intranet homepage. for our users. I would prefer not to exit the x-frame-origin header in nginx.

Also, I think you guys banned the word 1frame across the forums? My last topic is 'forbidden' and search can not use the word '1frame' (Of course replace 1 with i)
Just because "1frame" (1 being i) is a HTML tag.
 
I did find a topic on this and the guy wrote i-frame on the subject but put the actual word in the filename of the attached file explaining how he did it. Of course I could not access that forum attachment either.

Just wondering if anyone can shed some light on this issue I'm having in embedding webclient into our existing page?
 
I did find a topic on this and the guy wrote i-frame on the subject but put the actual word in the filename of the attached file explaining how he did it. Of course I could not access that forum attachment either.

Just wondering if anyone can shed some light on this issue I'm having in embedding webclient into our existing page?
I don't think it's possible.. and it's fair to assume it wouldn't be supported.
 
Seems like to be the story of life working with 3CX. I guess I'll just have to try set up a Nginx proxy to overwrite the header. I'll report back here later
 
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