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In our company, we have a SharePoint instance where we maintain current IT information as well as a Knowledge Base of FAQs, Policies and Work Instructions, Technical References, etc. To provide the End User with a searchable portal directly from the EW End User Interface, we have chosen to embed an iframe that links to our SharePoint instance.
This is done by editing the End-User Scheme through the Look and Feel editor. In the Support Home Page Content section on the Content tab, we embed the following code (edited to remove actual references):
<center><iframe src="http://cs-intranet.mycompany.com/corp/IT/ITKB/Pages/EW.aspx" width="750" height="600">
&amp;amp;lt;/center&amp;amp;gt;&amp;amp;lt;/BODY&amp;amp;gt;&amp;amp;lt;/HTML&amp;amp;gt;
</iframe></center>
The iframe content is nothing more than a "page" in SharePoint with a Text Editor and Links Web Parts. The result is displayed in the attachment. The caveat to using a SharePoint iframe is that IE must be used because of Domain Authentication and your EW server must exist on your network. We use a hosted version so users accessing EW via the Internet are presented with only a toolbar since the SharePoint server is on our intranet - however there is no nasty "Page cannot be displayed". Feel free to contact me for more information.
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Richard W. Miller
| Carestream Health, Inc. | 150 Verona Street, Rochester, NY 14608 |
| Phone: 585.627.6957 | Email: richard.miller@carestreamhealth.com
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