iFrame in Chrome

What is the URL that you're attempting to use as the src of the iFrame?

Hey jhullin, I didn't make it to your post, in time. We have migrated our site and are having a few issues right now with some posts not showing up (yours being one of them - currently still MIA, but I can see it in my email :) ). I'm assuming you saw both of these options. It would appear the one from your post is the Signer Session version. Signing URL Guide Signer Session Guide There is also a method of using a session token with a url like: https://sandbox.e-signlive.com/access?sessionToken={sessionToken} and this takes you right to the ceremony without specifying the target. I will give a page similar to your a try. It looks like your'e on the old instance "e-signlive.com" instead of "esignlive.com". I haven't tried with that version in a while. Let me get back to you with my results after a couple tests.

I just tested both of those methods without issue in an iframe in a simple html page as you posted on tomcat running on my localhost. Any more info on the failure? Maybe it's a cookies issue? I'm assuming you're able to navigate to sandbox.e-signlive.com okay straight from the browser?

Both methods of generating a URL have the same issue. And yes, it looks like it's a cookie issue. I noticed Chrome ships with the "Block third-party cookies" checked. I cleared that box and it worked. Given this is a common default security setting in at least a couple of browsers, do most customers avoid using eSignLive in an iFrame? I see a recent post about using a pop-up window to set a cookie before using an iFrame (Safari), but pop-ups are typically blocked as well.

Actually, having the signing ceremony integrated into a portal within an iframe is a very commonly used feature. I have not heard of this being a giant issue, but if this is a concern for you, you could always put in small text right above the iframe window something like, "If you have problems viewing the signing session, please ensure 3rd party cookies are enabled on your browser." Or something like that.

I've tried a few ways of generating the URL through the SDK. Here's an example (should be good to go for the next 28 minutes).

 !DOCTYPE >  html >  head >  body >  h3 >Test iframe /h3 >  iframe id="targetFrame" style="width: 85%; height: 65%; margin: auto; display: block;" src="https://sandbox.e-signlive.com/auth?signerAuthenticationToken=NGY4ZWYyNmEtNjEyMS00NTk5LWJkMWQtY2E3MmM2YjZiN2Ni&target=https%3A%2F%2Fsandbox.e-signlive.com%2Fpackages%2Fe26bb34f-fc2e-47cc-9952-42f121ad3c74%2Fsign" >  /iframe >  /body >  /html > /pre >

Hi, Williams, I also have the same issue. Can you provide a way about how to create session token with  https://sandbox.e-signlive.com/access?sessionToken={sessionToken} ??