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Error in viewing document with onclick of document URL link
Which “href” value should I use for JavaScript links, “#” or “javascript:void(0)”?Encode URL in JavaScript?Get current URL with jQuery?$(document).ready equivalent without jQueryHow do I modify the URL without reloading the page?Get the current URL with JavaScript?How to create an HTML button that acts like a link?window.onload vs $(document).ready()Open a URL in a new tab (and not a new window) using JavaScriptCannot display HTML string
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- I am trying to open and view a document in react app with the URL link
- On clicking the URL link, showing the same error constantly in the console
Blocked script execution in '' because the document's frame is sandboxed and the 'allow-scripts' permission is not set.
- Still, the document is rendered in UI
- I researched for the error and displayed result related to deployment issues
- Struck with the idea of which part of the App hitting error
- can you guys help me to resolve the issue with your suggestions
- The entire code is available in the stackbiltz link: https://stackblitz.com/edit/react-8dv5yl?file=index.js
-providing the code snippet below:
App.js
export function App(props)
return (
<div>
sportsProfile(user)
</div>
);
sportsProfile.js
Java link: <a href="https://docs.google.com/document/d/1axZ-C9TqnNJy_iFQBGQ5G1ZzT54enCGWGHHAV3BcVWQ/edit">https://docs.google.com/document/d/1axZ-C9TqnNJy_iFQBGQ5G1ZzT54enCGWGHHAV3BcVWQ/edit</a>
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- I am trying to open and view a document in react app with the URL link
- On clicking the URL link, showing the same error constantly in the console
Blocked script execution in '' because the document's frame is sandboxed and the 'allow-scripts' permission is not set.
- Still, the document is rendered in UI
- I researched for the error and displayed result related to deployment issues
- Struck with the idea of which part of the App hitting error
- can you guys help me to resolve the issue with your suggestions
- The entire code is available in the stackbiltz link: https://stackblitz.com/edit/react-8dv5yl?file=index.js
-providing the code snippet below:
App.js
export function App(props)
return (
<div>
sportsProfile(user)
</div>
);
sportsProfile.js
Java link: <a href="https://docs.google.com/document/d/1axZ-C9TqnNJy_iFQBGQ5G1ZzT54enCGWGHHAV3BcVWQ/edit">https://docs.google.com/document/d/1axZ-C9TqnNJy_iFQBGQ5G1ZzT54enCGWGHHAV3BcVWQ/edit</a>
javascript html reactjs
add a comment |
- I am trying to open and view a document in react app with the URL link
- On clicking the URL link, showing the same error constantly in the console
Blocked script execution in '' because the document's frame is sandboxed and the 'allow-scripts' permission is not set.
- Still, the document is rendered in UI
- I researched for the error and displayed result related to deployment issues
- Struck with the idea of which part of the App hitting error
- can you guys help me to resolve the issue with your suggestions
- The entire code is available in the stackbiltz link: https://stackblitz.com/edit/react-8dv5yl?file=index.js
-providing the code snippet below:
App.js
export function App(props)
return (
<div>
sportsProfile(user)
</div>
);
sportsProfile.js
Java link: <a href="https://docs.google.com/document/d/1axZ-C9TqnNJy_iFQBGQ5G1ZzT54enCGWGHHAV3BcVWQ/edit">https://docs.google.com/document/d/1axZ-C9TqnNJy_iFQBGQ5G1ZzT54enCGWGHHAV3BcVWQ/edit</a>
javascript html reactjs
- I am trying to open and view a document in react app with the URL link
- On clicking the URL link, showing the same error constantly in the console
Blocked script execution in '' because the document's frame is sandboxed and the 'allow-scripts' permission is not set.
- Still, the document is rendered in UI
- I researched for the error and displayed result related to deployment issues
- Struck with the idea of which part of the App hitting error
- can you guys help me to resolve the issue with your suggestions
- The entire code is available in the stackbiltz link: https://stackblitz.com/edit/react-8dv5yl?file=index.js
-providing the code snippet below:
App.js
export function App(props)
return (
<div>
sportsProfile(user)
</div>
);
sportsProfile.js
Java link: <a href="https://docs.google.com/document/d/1axZ-C9TqnNJy_iFQBGQ5G1ZzT54enCGWGHHAV3BcVWQ/edit">https://docs.google.com/document/d/1axZ-C9TqnNJy_iFQBGQ5G1ZzT54enCGWGHHAV3BcVWQ/edit</a>
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javascript html reactjs
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Your app runs in a Iframe at the Stackblitz website.
The google document does't allow other website which includes itself in a Iframe. So the docs.google.com rejects your request or blocks your execution of javascript code in Google's page, because your page is in a Iframe at the Stackblitz view.
Run your code in your local that would be fine if there wasn't contained by any Iframe, or you can change your link to other urls that allow you include it in a Iframe.
It protects the user from XSS, more information about Iframe, please see https://developer.mozilla.org/zh-CN/docs/Web/HTML/Element/iframe
@Simon.Lay...Thanks for your reply...I runned in local machine with node.js server. Still, I am experiencing the same error...can you able to provide your suggestion whether we need to any properties in the response headers for non-blocking execution of URL
– tamil cool
Mar 25 at 12:15
@tamilcool So you are using Iframe to contain other website? Ah, as your error info, you can set your Iframe "sandbox" to be "allow-scripts", here is an example at last of w3schools.com/tags/att_iframe_sandbox.asp. Btw, other websites are able to decide whether you can contain it in your Iframe, that is easy to do that.
– Simon.Lay
Mar 25 at 12:42
@Simon.Lay...Thanks for your reply...I'll modify and execute the code with your suggestions and let you know about the output
– tamil cool
Mar 25 at 12:53
@Simon.Lay...After setting allow-scripts and modals permission, showing error as "Blocked iframe with origin "null" from accesing cross-origin frame".....I am planning to use <a> tag providing link for the document to get viewed.....can you let me know whether this can be achieved with <a> tag
– tamil cool
Mar 25 at 13:36
@tamilcool No, it can't achieved with <a> tag. This is a cross-origin problem that we can't solve it, only Google can sets which domain is the same origin.
– Simon.Lay
Mar 25 at 14:41
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Your app runs in a Iframe at the Stackblitz website.
The google document does't allow other website which includes itself in a Iframe. So the docs.google.com rejects your request or blocks your execution of javascript code in Google's page, because your page is in a Iframe at the Stackblitz view.
Run your code in your local that would be fine if there wasn't contained by any Iframe, or you can change your link to other urls that allow you include it in a Iframe.
It protects the user from XSS, more information about Iframe, please see https://developer.mozilla.org/zh-CN/docs/Web/HTML/Element/iframe
@Simon.Lay...Thanks for your reply...I runned in local machine with node.js server. Still, I am experiencing the same error...can you able to provide your suggestion whether we need to any properties in the response headers for non-blocking execution of URL
– tamil cool
Mar 25 at 12:15
@tamilcool So you are using Iframe to contain other website? Ah, as your error info, you can set your Iframe "sandbox" to be "allow-scripts", here is an example at last of w3schools.com/tags/att_iframe_sandbox.asp. Btw, other websites are able to decide whether you can contain it in your Iframe, that is easy to do that.
– Simon.Lay
Mar 25 at 12:42
@Simon.Lay...Thanks for your reply...I'll modify and execute the code with your suggestions and let you know about the output
– tamil cool
Mar 25 at 12:53
@Simon.Lay...After setting allow-scripts and modals permission, showing error as "Blocked iframe with origin "null" from accesing cross-origin frame".....I am planning to use <a> tag providing link for the document to get viewed.....can you let me know whether this can be achieved with <a> tag
– tamil cool
Mar 25 at 13:36
@tamilcool No, it can't achieved with <a> tag. This is a cross-origin problem that we can't solve it, only Google can sets which domain is the same origin.
– Simon.Lay
Mar 25 at 14:41
|
show 6 more comments
Your app runs in a Iframe at the Stackblitz website.
The google document does't allow other website which includes itself in a Iframe. So the docs.google.com rejects your request or blocks your execution of javascript code in Google's page, because your page is in a Iframe at the Stackblitz view.
Run your code in your local that would be fine if there wasn't contained by any Iframe, or you can change your link to other urls that allow you include it in a Iframe.
It protects the user from XSS, more information about Iframe, please see https://developer.mozilla.org/zh-CN/docs/Web/HTML/Element/iframe
@Simon.Lay...Thanks for your reply...I runned in local machine with node.js server. Still, I am experiencing the same error...can you able to provide your suggestion whether we need to any properties in the response headers for non-blocking execution of URL
– tamil cool
Mar 25 at 12:15
@tamilcool So you are using Iframe to contain other website? Ah, as your error info, you can set your Iframe "sandbox" to be "allow-scripts", here is an example at last of w3schools.com/tags/att_iframe_sandbox.asp. Btw, other websites are able to decide whether you can contain it in your Iframe, that is easy to do that.
– Simon.Lay
Mar 25 at 12:42
@Simon.Lay...Thanks for your reply...I'll modify and execute the code with your suggestions and let you know about the output
– tamil cool
Mar 25 at 12:53
@Simon.Lay...After setting allow-scripts and modals permission, showing error as "Blocked iframe with origin "null" from accesing cross-origin frame".....I am planning to use <a> tag providing link for the document to get viewed.....can you let me know whether this can be achieved with <a> tag
– tamil cool
Mar 25 at 13:36
@tamilcool No, it can't achieved with <a> tag. This is a cross-origin problem that we can't solve it, only Google can sets which domain is the same origin.
– Simon.Lay
Mar 25 at 14:41
|
show 6 more comments
Your app runs in a Iframe at the Stackblitz website.
The google document does't allow other website which includes itself in a Iframe. So the docs.google.com rejects your request or blocks your execution of javascript code in Google's page, because your page is in a Iframe at the Stackblitz view.
Run your code in your local that would be fine if there wasn't contained by any Iframe, or you can change your link to other urls that allow you include it in a Iframe.
It protects the user from XSS, more information about Iframe, please see https://developer.mozilla.org/zh-CN/docs/Web/HTML/Element/iframe
Your app runs in a Iframe at the Stackblitz website.
The google document does't allow other website which includes itself in a Iframe. So the docs.google.com rejects your request or blocks your execution of javascript code in Google's page, because your page is in a Iframe at the Stackblitz view.
Run your code in your local that would be fine if there wasn't contained by any Iframe, or you can change your link to other urls that allow you include it in a Iframe.
It protects the user from XSS, more information about Iframe, please see https://developer.mozilla.org/zh-CN/docs/Web/HTML/Element/iframe
edited Mar 25 at 7:43
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@Simon.Lay...Thanks for your reply...I runned in local machine with node.js server. Still, I am experiencing the same error...can you able to provide your suggestion whether we need to any properties in the response headers for non-blocking execution of URL
– tamil cool
Mar 25 at 12:15
@tamilcool So you are using Iframe to contain other website? Ah, as your error info, you can set your Iframe "sandbox" to be "allow-scripts", here is an example at last of w3schools.com/tags/att_iframe_sandbox.asp. Btw, other websites are able to decide whether you can contain it in your Iframe, that is easy to do that.
– Simon.Lay
Mar 25 at 12:42
@Simon.Lay...Thanks for your reply...I'll modify and execute the code with your suggestions and let you know about the output
– tamil cool
Mar 25 at 12:53
@Simon.Lay...After setting allow-scripts and modals permission, showing error as "Blocked iframe with origin "null" from accesing cross-origin frame".....I am planning to use <a> tag providing link for the document to get viewed.....can you let me know whether this can be achieved with <a> tag
– tamil cool
Mar 25 at 13:36
@tamilcool No, it can't achieved with <a> tag. This is a cross-origin problem that we can't solve it, only Google can sets which domain is the same origin.
– Simon.Lay
Mar 25 at 14:41
|
show 6 more comments
@Simon.Lay...Thanks for your reply...I runned in local machine with node.js server. Still, I am experiencing the same error...can you able to provide your suggestion whether we need to any properties in the response headers for non-blocking execution of URL
– tamil cool
Mar 25 at 12:15
@tamilcool So you are using Iframe to contain other website? Ah, as your error info, you can set your Iframe "sandbox" to be "allow-scripts", here is an example at last of w3schools.com/tags/att_iframe_sandbox.asp. Btw, other websites are able to decide whether you can contain it in your Iframe, that is easy to do that.
– Simon.Lay
Mar 25 at 12:42
@Simon.Lay...Thanks for your reply...I'll modify and execute the code with your suggestions and let you know about the output
– tamil cool
Mar 25 at 12:53
@Simon.Lay...After setting allow-scripts and modals permission, showing error as "Blocked iframe with origin "null" from accesing cross-origin frame".....I am planning to use <a> tag providing link for the document to get viewed.....can you let me know whether this can be achieved with <a> tag
– tamil cool
Mar 25 at 13:36
@tamilcool No, it can't achieved with <a> tag. This is a cross-origin problem that we can't solve it, only Google can sets which domain is the same origin.
– Simon.Lay
Mar 25 at 14:41
@Simon.Lay...Thanks for your reply...I runned in local machine with node.js server. Still, I am experiencing the same error...can you able to provide your suggestion whether we need to any properties in the response headers for non-blocking execution of URL
– tamil cool
Mar 25 at 12:15
@Simon.Lay...Thanks for your reply...I runned in local machine with node.js server. Still, I am experiencing the same error...can you able to provide your suggestion whether we need to any properties in the response headers for non-blocking execution of URL
– tamil cool
Mar 25 at 12:15
@tamilcool So you are using Iframe to contain other website? Ah, as your error info, you can set your Iframe "sandbox" to be "allow-scripts", here is an example at last of w3schools.com/tags/att_iframe_sandbox.asp. Btw, other websites are able to decide whether you can contain it in your Iframe, that is easy to do that.
– Simon.Lay
Mar 25 at 12:42
@tamilcool So you are using Iframe to contain other website? Ah, as your error info, you can set your Iframe "sandbox" to be "allow-scripts", here is an example at last of w3schools.com/tags/att_iframe_sandbox.asp. Btw, other websites are able to decide whether you can contain it in your Iframe, that is easy to do that.
– Simon.Lay
Mar 25 at 12:42
@Simon.Lay...Thanks for your reply...I'll modify and execute the code with your suggestions and let you know about the output
– tamil cool
Mar 25 at 12:53
@Simon.Lay...Thanks for your reply...I'll modify and execute the code with your suggestions and let you know about the output
– tamil cool
Mar 25 at 12:53
@Simon.Lay...After setting allow-scripts and modals permission, showing error as "Blocked iframe with origin "null" from accesing cross-origin frame".....I am planning to use <a> tag providing link for the document to get viewed.....can you let me know whether this can be achieved with <a> tag
– tamil cool
Mar 25 at 13:36
@Simon.Lay...After setting allow-scripts and modals permission, showing error as "Blocked iframe with origin "null" from accesing cross-origin frame".....I am planning to use <a> tag providing link for the document to get viewed.....can you let me know whether this can be achieved with <a> tag
– tamil cool
Mar 25 at 13:36
@tamilcool No, it can't achieved with <a> tag. This is a cross-origin problem that we can't solve it, only Google can sets which domain is the same origin.
– Simon.Lay
Mar 25 at 14:41
@tamilcool No, it can't achieved with <a> tag. This is a cross-origin problem that we can't solve it, only Google can sets which domain is the same origin.
– Simon.Lay
Mar 25 at 14:41
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