Resolving "Refused to display in a frame" Errors with X-Frame-Options
In cases where embedding an external resource within an iframe triggers an error similar to "Refused to display 'URL' in a frame because it set 'X-Frame-Options' to 'SAMEORIGIN'," understanding X-Frame-Options is crucial.
X-Frame-Options is a response header configured by the domain hosting the requested resource. In your example, "SAMEORIGIN" indicates that Google has restricted iframes from loading external resources except from their own domain.
Addressing the Issue
While setting X-Frame-Options on the iframe is not an option, you can inspect the response headers of the target domain to confirm the X-Frame-Options value:
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For further insights, consult the MDN documentation on "The X-Frame-Options response header."
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