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Show a Public or Authenticated Web Page

You can display web pages on your Rise Vision display to show dynamic content, embedded apps, or interactive touch features. This guide explains how to add public or authenticated web pages to a Presentation using the Web Page Full Screen template.

Requirements

  • A web page that allows embedding in an iFrame (the page doesn’t block embedding with settings like X-Frame-Options).
  • Authenticated pages must be publicly accessible on the Internet (e.g., accessible from a browser without being restricted to a private network)

Instructions

  1. Log in to your Rise Vision account.
  2. From the Presentation tab, select + Add Presentation. In the template library, choose the Web Page Full Screen template.
  3. In the Base Components list on the left, select Web Page.
  4. Paste the web page URL into the Web Page URL field.
  5. (Optional) To refresh the page automatically, enter a value in the Refresh Interval field.
  6. Set the Zoom level to control how large content appears.
  7. If the web page requires a login:
    1. Toggle Allow Authentication.
    2. Enter the username/email and password.
    3. Click Save.
    4. If credentials change, click Reset to update them.
  8. To enable interaction (for example, kiosks), check Allow Interaction.
  9. Click Publish in the top-right to send your presentation to your display.

Behavior Notes

  • Authenticated web pages are supported only with Enterprise or Unlimited plans.
  • Authenticated web pages must be publicly accessible and cannot be hosted on private or internal networks.
  • Pages requiring two-factor authentication (2FA) won’t work.
  • Navigation after login isn’t supported for private web pages.
  • Zoom and Allow Interaction are disabled for authenticated web pages.
  • Rise Vision cannot guarantee that an authenticated web page will function as expected due to variations in sign-in methods.
  • Confirmed compatible login-required services include Simple Form, Klipfolio, Domo, and Trello. This list may change at any time.
  • Web pages must use https:// and cannot use http://.

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