[Eril-l] EBSCO Full Text Finder - iFrame Blocked

[Dominic Benson (Staff)]

Hello, Tracie,

I have a couple of global directives at the top of my config, one for frames and one for mobile access. The first one may fix your issue.


# to permit frames on EBSCOhost and other sites
HTTPHeader -global -response -block X-Frame-Options
# to resolve mobile access problems reported by other institutions
HTTPHeader Access-Token



Kind regards,
Dom Benson
Acting Research Outputs & Visibility Manager
T +44(0)1895 266143

Brunel University London
Scholarly Communications & Rights Management<https://www.brunel.ac.uk/life/library/SCO>
Library Services, Student & Academic Services Directorate

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From: Eril-l <eril-l-bounces at lists.eril-l.org> on behalf of Seurer, Tracie <tseurer at coloradomesa.edu>
Sent: 17 December 2020 23:09
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Subject: [Eril-l] EBSCO Full Text Finder - iFrame Blocked


Hello everyone!

We just enabled Full Text Finder in EDS and we are having issues with our links bypassing the Full Text Finder results page to automatically open in full text. When the links bypass the FTF results page, they pass through an iFrame with is being blocked by EZ Proxy (screenshot attached).

We are digging through the documentation <https://help.oclc.org/Library_Management/EZproxy/Secure_your_EZproxy_server/EZproxy_cookie_blocked?sl=en> that OCLC provides but putting the P3P directive into the config.text file is not fixing the problem.

Has anyone encountered this issue, and do you have a fix? EBSCO has a workaround to link directly to the content provider’s content, however, I would rather get to the root of the problem so its fixed.


Happy Holidays!

Tracie Seurer
Electronic Resource Coordinator
Tomlinson Library
Colorado Mesa University
tseurer at coloradomesa.edu<mailto:tseurer at coloradomesa.edu>
970-248-1520

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