python - How do I embed an Ipython Notebook in an iframe (new) -


I have successfully achieved this using the method documented on it. However, it was supposed to edit the required user config file, I was actually expecting to be able to set it through the command line (for reasons).

This indicates that the configuration is possible through the command line. However, all examples are for simple truth / incorrect value assignments. To set the server to allow embedded, it is necessary to set a value inside a dictionary. How can I pass an dictionary through the command line.

Another acceptable option would be configuration overrides.

Some people will be surprised - why is this all upset? !!

First of all, it is not for production. I am trying to support non-developers by writing web-based applications that integrates iPathan notebooks via IFrame. Regardless of being on the same machine, it seems that the use of different port numbers used means that I can not do simple iframe embedding without installing X-frame insecurity bit.

Being able to do this through the command line allows me to bundle a particular configuration file inside my app and set the behavior in the launch script rather than writing an installer.

I really hope I have clarified the question! Thanks for any and all suggestions and help!

Searching for an IPhone source for the loader, it seems that whatever python code is on the right side Will execute it. I have not tested it, but based on the link provided by you, you might

  - NotebookApp.webapp_settings = dict ('headers' = dict ('X-frame-option' = 'Allow- https://example.com/'))  

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