Twitch Embed iframe in iframe

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Hi,

we had the embeds not working and implemented the parent parameter that fixed our issues.

But we also have a CMS preview which is rendered in an iframe.
So we have to deal with vorschau.domain.de displaying rendering.domain.de with an embed iframe for twitch channel.

<frame src="https://vorschau.domain.de/irprev_27441007_bf7470030cf52ad7de69d7ce8835f372.html?1326" name="ir_prev_content" frameborder="0">
    <iframe src="https://player.twitch.tv/?channel=pokemon&amp;parent=vorschau.domain.de" frameborder="0" allowtransparency="true" style="width:100% !important;width:600px;height:400px;"></iframe>

First, we got CORS issues and added a CORS header with a value of *. Now we have the same error as we had without parent param. So we tried both parent= rendering.domain.de and parent=vorschau.domain.de.

Unfortunately, we can’t fix it that way.
Do you guys have any clue how to fix this issue?

thanks
Sebastian

2

To make the preview work you’d also need to include the preview domain and any iframes it has in the nest.

TLDR: don’t bother making the preview work, just make live work

3

Thx,

I tried to pass both domains but got the “wrong configuration” error message.

How to separate both domains correctly?
I tried , and ; and (whitespace).

4

It should be

https://player.twitch.tv/?channel=pokemon&parent=vorschau.domain.de&parent=anotherwebsite.com&parent=and.third.website

not , or ; or delimited. You send multiple parent=

5

Hi,

thx for your help. We are using the php embed/embed library.
Unfortunately, it deletes the 2nd parent parameter.

We can’t go around that package, is there a way to pass both parent hops in a different way?

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Fix the library! Or don’t use the library.

Though I don’t know why are you using a library.