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Embed a SCF Reporting Portal on a CivicEngage Central Site

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This article will show you how to embed your SeeClickFix (SCF) Reporting Portal into your CivicEngage Central site.

 

Who can use this feature?

System Admin Slash Owner Slash Publisher Slash Author

 

 

Important Note

If your site does not currently have Always SSL enabled, it is recommended that you enable Always SSL after identifying and addressing mixed content. Learn more about that here.

 

Instructions

  1. Navigate to the Portal Settings page of your SeeClickFix site and click Embed and Share 
    embed and share button
  2. Copy the shareable URL from the Embed and Share page of your SeeClickFix Portal settings
    copy embed code
    • Note: Frame size can be adjusted in the Embed Options below. Default is Responsive Width (width=100% height=600px) but can be customized by selecting Fixed Size.
      embed options
  3. On your CivicEngage Central site, make sure that Live Edit is turned On 
    live edit is on
  4. Navigate to the Page you wish to embed the Reporting Portal on and select the Widgets tab
    widgets tab
  5. Drag and drop the Custom HTML widget into the desired location on your page
    drag-and-drop custom HTML widget
  6. Paste your Embed Code in the HTML field. Do not edit this code. 
    paste HTML code
  7. Select Done
    done
    • Note: After you click Done, an Edit Custom HTML button will appear. This is not an error. The Reporting Portal will not show on the back end of your site. 
      edit custom HTML button
  8. Select a Save option
    save or save as copy
    • Save: Save the page as a draft
    • Save and Publish: Save and publish the page on the live site.
      • Note: Appears on a draft page
    • Save as Copy: Save the page as a copy of the existing page
  9. Preview your page to view the Reporting Portal
    Reporting Portal

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  • Mike Jacoby

    The Notes states: 'If your site does not currently have Always SSL enabled, mixed content will not load.' Is that correct? I thought by not having it enabled, then mixed content does load...which you can then run the mixed content report and see anywhere there is HTTP on the site and fix it to make it https . Once everything is fixed, you can then enable Always SSL which at that time, it won't allow any HTTP on the site.

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