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iFrame macro support for allowfullscreen parameter

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      I would like to add content to some of my confluence pages from 3rd party sites (e.g. prezi.com) using the iframe macro. I would like to allow the 3rd party content to switch to fullscreen. Your iframe macro dialog does not have that option and the generated iframe html tag does not contain the allowfullscreen attribute.

      Could you add the allowfullscreen attribute to the iframe html or a checkbox into the dialog of the macro, so that I can enable/disable it.

            [CONFCLOUD-55883] iFrame macro support for allowfullscreen parameter

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            kwilhelmsen added a comment - - edited

            Confluence does not appear to support any of the 5 different types of plugins offered by Wisita either.  These include:

            allowfullscreen

            mozallowfullscreen

            webkitallowfullscreen

            oallowfullscreen

            msallowfullscreen

            I would like to upvote this request so we can allow our embedded video to make use of the media provider's full-screen button options.

            ( These have been tested against the html macro and the easy html macro )

            kwilhelmsen added a comment - - edited Confluence does not appear to support any of the 5 different types of plugins offered by Wisita either.  These include: allowfullscreen mozallowfullscreen webkitallowfullscreen oallowfullscreen msallowfullscreen I would like to upvote this request so we can allow our embedded video to make use of the media provider's full-screen button options. ( These have been tested against the html macro and the easy html macro )

            Jirawat Boonkumnerd added a comment - - edited

            If it's not because of the company using I will not use confluence again and do not ever recommend other people to use it. The dev team ignores such an easy feature to implement and many people want it. I will find some open source instead.

            Jirawat Boonkumnerd added a comment - - edited If it's not because of the company using I will not use confluence again and do not ever recommend other people to use it. The dev team ignores such an easy feature to implement and many people want it. I will find some open source instead.

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            +1

            Chengcheng Mu added a comment - +1

            Bjoern Veith added a comment -

            This would be a great add-on. in window iframe is already good but full screen would be 

            Bjoern Veith added a comment - This would be a great add-on. in window iframe is already good but full screen would be 
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            Alvaro Perez added a comment - - edited

            Jhon no prob. Independently of the technology for videos that MS will use, if it does not allow embeading we will find a different option.
            The easiest way to integrate most of this technologies are iframes. The functionality of allow fullscreen that is part of the base Iframe standard definition should be supported on the oframe plugin. Currently its very difficult to actually integrate videos (independently of the origin) to documentation due the max width you can get is around 720px because the content is difficult to see (ex. workshop with coding parts).  

            Alvaro Perez added a comment - - edited Jhon no prob. Independently of the technology for videos that MS will use, if it does not allow embeading we will find a different option. The easiest way to integrate most of this technologies are iframes. The functionality of allow fullscreen that is part of the base Iframe standard definition should be supported on the oframe plugin. Currently its very difficult to actually integrate videos (independently of the origin) to documentation due the max width you can get is around 720px because the content is difficult to see (ex. workshop with coding parts).  

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