The problem in your case is , that the ADFS-system is blocking the request, as the system isn`t allowed to be used as an iframe. If you have an ADFS-system on Windows Server 2019 or installed the latest patch for Windows Server 2016, there is a possibility workaround:
- Open the PowerShell on your Windows Server as an Admin user
Type the following command Code Block |
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| Set-AdfsResponseHeaders -SetHeaderName "X-Frame-Options" -SetHeaderValue "allow-from <Confluence BaseURL>" |
(Please replace the parameter <Confluence BaseURL> with the URL from your Confluence system) You can verify the change by executing this command Code Block |
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| Get-AdfsResponseHeaders |
After this change, you should be able to see the Collaboration Hub in your Confluence by using the HTML-macro and the iframe-parameter: Code Block |
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| <iframe src="https://<Signavio-Server>/intralink/portal?t=<Your Workspace ID>" noborder="0" width="100%" height="800" scrolling="no" seamless></iframe> |
(Please replace the parameter <Signavio-Server> with your dedicated Signavio plattform and the parameter <Your Workspace ID> with your own workspace ID (You can find the ID in the workspace information (Help - Workspace information)
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