IPython.lib.display.IFrame not working about docker-python HOT 4 CLOSED

Could you clarify — are you running this locally, or on kaggle.com? If it's the latter, then yes: our free public kernels do not have external internet access.

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Hi there!

I'm talking about running the notebook on kaggle.com.

Good to know the fact that kernels don't have internet but I don't think that in my case the problem is related to that.

More specifically, what I'm able to do locally but I can't make on kaggle.com is to create an html file and display it on the notebook via IFrame. A simplified example:

with open("out.html", "w") as html:
    html.write("<h1>HELLO IFrame!</h1>")
from IPython.display import IFrame
IFrame("out.html", height=200, width=200)

Thank you for your attention!

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Ah, I see. The HTML returned from the Jupyter kernel gets sanitized by our front-end before being rendered, so I think the <iframe> tags are getting filtered out. We're aiming to support things like this, plus Javascript-based widgets and so on, but we can't do it immediately because our engineering resources are carefully rationed. Hopefully soon, though!

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I am using Jupyter Notebook as a public server and accessing remotely when i am trying to run some plot with plotly it's not showing on my remote web browser its throw error "127.0.0.1 refused to connect." not sure in iframe how to use original server ip instead of 127.0.0.1.

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