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We have been considering using Superset to display dashboards for our customers but would also like to allow customers access to the explore view (for datasets which they have appropriate permissions). I have managed to embed the explore view in a simple web app, but there's no way to hide the title and navigation bars (like you can with embedded dashboards). I've looked around for native support for this through various parameters being passed to the explore API (mainly, standalone, uiConfig, and show_filters). Would it be possible to add support for hiding these elements? Or is there a better way to go about this in general? Would exposing a Web or React component be better than an iframe?
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We have been considering using Superset to display dashboards for our customers but would also like to allow customers access to the explore view (for datasets which they have appropriate permissions). I have managed to embed the explore view in a simple web app, but there's no way to hide the title and navigation bars (like you can with embedded dashboards). I've looked around for native support for this through various parameters being passed to the explore API (mainly,
standalone
,uiConfig
, andshow_filters
). Would it be possible to add support for hiding these elements? Or is there a better way to go about this in general? Would exposing a Web or React component be better than an iframe?Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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