I have website that is https protocol. Now i need to embedded an iframe in a cq page
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Rather, you can call your domain and proxy it to the third party url.
form example if the site is https://www.site1.com. The iframe src can be "https://www.site1.com/thirdpartyurl" and in ur apache, you can write Proxy rule to redirect to the third party url.
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This is not really an AEM issue - more of a general web issue with https and iframe. The StackOverflow thread says it's bad practice to do so.
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Thanks for the input. But what could I do to overcome this situation in CQ ,,what are the approaches I can take. As 3 party http url has content ,images, and html tables in it
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Rather, you can call your domain and proxy it to the third party url.
form example if the site is https://www.site1.com. The iframe src can be "https://www.site1.com/thirdpartyurl" and in ur apache, you can write Proxy rule to redirect to the third party url.
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