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Is it possible to embed Tableau or PowerBI content

Satish Umapathy

Hi, I'm exploring the feasibility of embedding Tableau or PowerBI reports onto a HighQ page. Both these technologies allow me to generate an embed code but when I tried to include it inside a Content Editor panel on a Dashboard, i get an error saying Script tags are not allowed. I attached a screenshot of the error for reference. I'm wondering if there is any other way I could achieve this. Appreciate your help. Thanks.

  • Hi Satish Umapathy, we have implemented Tableau embed code in to the home module. by pasting the code in to the source view of the editor. If not already, I think you need to get HighQ to enable scripting in the editor. Our implementation isn't great as the user still has to log in to Tableau separately (as well as HighQ), but it does allow for the displaying of the Tableau dashboards "within" Collaborate. We found that the embed code didn't work in a wiki page, however.

  • Thomson Reuters Thomson Reuters staff member

    Just as a fyi, Power BI embedded reports are possible on the HighQ Site's home page, but are not fully possible in a Wiki or Blog post. (2020-02-05) Issue resolved by the HighQ Team. Requires changing any jQuery declaration from ($) to ($j) to ensure that the JS content work together.

  • Hey Satish,

    I feel your pain with the Tableau/PowerBI embedding struggle. Dealing with those script tag issues can be a real headache. One workaround I found effective is using an HTML iFrame to embed the content. Instead of directly pasting the script code, try using an iFrame with the source set to your Tableau or PowerBI report URL. It's like a detour that often sidesteps those script tag restrictions.

    In your Content Editor panel, drop in an HTML block and slap in something like:

    <iframe src="your_tableau_or_powerbi_url" width="100%" height="600px"></iframe>

    Adjust the width and height as needed. This method often plays nice with platform restrictions. It might not be the fanciest solution, but it gets the job done for me. Also, if you're exploring other options, I've had success with tools like Andersen's embedding feature. They offer a seamless integration that could be worth considering. Give it a shot and see if it solves your issue. Good luck.