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Users, Portals & Members
Embedding Portal Pages in Websites
Aeropage supports embedding portal pages to websites via iframes. This can be a useful case when you already have a portal page setup in Aeropage and you don’t want to set it up again on your website.
What you will need
It is important to have the subdomain under the same domain as the host website since mobile browsers (especially in IOS) block cookies from iframes that have different domain from the host website
Adding and Verifying a Subdomain
To enable embedding portal pages to a website, add a subdomain to the project where the portal that you want to embed is located as seen below. The subdomain should be under the same domain of the host website. Otherwise, it will not work on mobile browsers.
For more info about adding domains please see Publishing and Sharing > Custom Domains.
You will be required to edit the DNS record of the subdomain for validation.
Choose a version
Once verified, choose a version if there is already a published version otherwise you can create a new version and publish it to the domain. Unless you chose to publish it directly to the domain it will only be visible at the preview url.
Embedding the Portal Page
After setting up the subdomain, copy the URL of the portal page and embed it via iframe in the host website like so:
In the example above, the embedded portal was added to example.com website. Note that the subdomain portal.example.com is under the domain of example.com so that authentication cookies work.
Once you are done, you will be able to see the portal page in your host website. Please adjust the size of the iframe accordingly. You will also be able to login via iframe.
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