SquaredUp Cloud tile

About SquaredUp Cloud tiles

SquaredUp Cloud tiles offer you an easy way to display any tile from your SquaredUp Cloud instance in a SquaredUp DS dashboard.

An EAM-X edition license is required for this feature. To upgrade please contact [email protected].

To check the license edition you are using see How to check which license key is being used. To see what is included in different product edition licenses see the Licensing Overview.

How to configure a SquaredUp Cloud tile

If you don't already have a provider for SquaredUp Cloud tiles, you need to create one before you can configure your SquaredUp Cloud tile (SquaredUp Cloud provider).

1. Add a new tile to a dashboard or perspective and choose Integrations > SquaredUp Cloud.
   

   

2. Provider:
   Select your SquaredUp Cloud provider from the select provider drop-down and click next.

   You can only use providers of the same type as the tile. Providers of other types won't be shown in the select provider drop-down.

3. Cloud tile:
   Search for the tile using words that appear in the tile title in SquaredUp Cloud.
4. Display:
   The display section allows you to change the way the tile displays, such as the height of the tile, the zoom level, show a border, and enable scrolling.

   Height	Allows you to change the height of the tile. Use the slider to make the tile's size fit best for your content.
   Zoom	Allows you to change the size of the content shown in the tile.
   Options	Show border: Adds a border around the content of the tile. Enable scrolling: Adds a scroll bar to then content of a tile. Allowing your users to scroll down might be necessary if height and zoom can't make the embedded website or HTML content fit into the tile. Automatically refresh (only for Web Content tile embedded websites): Reloads the embedded website automatically. Open in new window when clicked (only for Web Content tile embedded websites): If this option is checked, the whole tile becomes a link that opens the embedded website in a new tab, and users can't use links on the embedded website. If this option is unchecked, users can click on links on the embedded website. It depends on what you are embedding if you want to prevent users from clicking links or need them to be able to click on links within the iframe. Internet Explorer and Edge do not allow tabs opened from an iframe to run JavaScript. This can cause pages to break when viewed in a new tab after clicking on a Web Content tile with the open in new window when clicked option enabled. Chrome and Firefox do not have this issue.

Embedded Cloud tiles refresh themselves using the Cloud tile's timeframe. Therefore, the refresh automatically option is not not available for this tile.

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