Embed your app in a websiteĮmbedding your app is now as simple as adding the iframe to the HTML code for your site (or any other service that supports iframes, such as Power BI or SharePoint): You may need to allow pop-ups in browser when you embed an app in your website that uses Launch() function to launch a webpage or an app. For our Asset Ordering app, the URI looks like this: In, on the Apps tab, click or tap the ellipsis (. Note that only the first item after should have a "?" after that use the "&" as illustrated here. If you need to change them, you must relaunch the app. These parameters are read only during launch of the app. Here's an example: On a mobile phone, the headline normally breaks into two or more lines taking up more space within the iframe. Choose 'responsive iframe' (recommended), if you want readers to see a version of a chart that's adapted to their screen size. They are added to the end of the URI, such as ?source=iframe¶m1=value1¶m2=value2. Here you have two options, 'responsive iframe' and 'iframe'.
We'll show you how to get that value shortly, but first here are all the parameters available in the URI: The only thing you have to do is substitute the ID of your app for in the URI (including ''). References to the previous format will be redirected to the new URI to ensure compatibility.
Please update any embedded iframes to use the new URI format.
The URI is in the following form: ?source=iframeĪs of August 2019, the URI format has changed from to. If you have an app you want to embed, the first step is to set parameters for the Uniform Resource Identifier (URI), so that the iframe knows where to find the app. More information: Use the Power Apps web part. You can also integrate canvas apps into SharePoint Online without using an iframe.
To access Power Apps using Internet Explorer 11, you must turn off Compatibility View.Only Power Apps users in the same tenant can access the embedded app.In this topic, we'll show you how to set parameters for app embedding then we'll embed our Asset Ordering app in a website. By embedding canvas apps in an iframe, you can integrate those apps into websites and other services, such as Power BI or SharePoint. The apps that you build are often most useful when they're available right where people do their work.