Raw Code Embedding

"Raw" Embedding refers to the original technique of using the "embed.js" file for embedding content using Pyramid. The file contains basic functions needed to embed content and it is used in conjunction with the REST APIs needed for authentication.

Note: As of version 2020.10, the Embed APIs approach is recommended, since it provides a more object oriented approach to embedding with formal support for React, Angular, and TypeScript - all operating via NPM. This topic only describes the embed.js option, for example code snippets illustrating the Embed API approach, see Embed Code Examples.

Open the Embed Code dialog

From a Visualization

  • Once you've saved your visual, Extensions > Embed Code is available from the Discover or Present tab.

From the CMS

  • You can also access the Embed button from the CMS. In this case you should find the visual in its folder location, and open the Actions Panel from either the Metadata button (red) or by clicking the Actions menu (green).

  • The embed option is displayed in the panel (green highlight below):

Specify your Raw JavaScript

From the Embed Code dialog:

  1. Select the Raw JavaScript tab (green arrow).
  2. From the API drop-down list at the bottom of the dialog (red arrow), select v1.0.

    3. Info: Selecting v1.0 indicates that you are using the original Raw Embed technique.

  3. Modify your JavaScript as required.

    4. For information about the default content, see Default Raw JavaScript Content.

  4. To use the snippet, click Copy and then paste the snippet into your script editor.

Default "Raw" JavaScript Content

The Raw JavaScript snippet includes 2 directives:

  • The script directive imports the embed JavaScript library from your Pyramid installation.

  • The DIV directive is a 'pre-cooked' embed tag for reading in the targeted item onto the host page. You can add multiple DIV tags per page for multiple visuals.
    • The Embed tag provided here is simply a quick-start example. Developers can generate this tag and its relevant pointers programmatically if they choose to.

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Authentication

Once this is done, the embed authentication model needs to be resolved.

  • Click here to learn more about authentication for embedding.

More information

  • Click here to learn more about the Embed Code dialog.
  • Click here to learn how to print embedded content.