3rd Part Analytics tool: FullStory

1. Private Embeds:
   • Private embeds require users to authenticate to view the content. Because users are logged in, analytics scripts like FullStory can capture user behavior as intended. This generally aligns better with tools like FullStory, which often depend on identifying user sessions within a controlled, authenticated environment.
2. Public Embeds:
   • Public embeds, however, are designed to be accessible to anyone with the link. Domo strips out some tracking and authentication mechanisms in public embeds to secure data. This can interfere with FullStory's ability to capture analytics, as it may not be able to attach to specific user sessions reliably, especially if these sessions are running in an isolated environment (like an iframe).

• If the embedded dashboard is in an iframe and hosted on a different domain, FullStory may face issues capturing data. I would focus on the private embeds first, as they are most likely to support tracking due to authentication.

To integrate Domo's embedded dashboards without refreshing the entire page, you can try JavaScript to dynamically load the iframe instead of submitting a form that triggers a page reload.

<div id="dashboardContainer"></div>


<script>

function loadDashboard(embedId, embedToken) {

    // Create an iframe element

    var iframe = document.createElement('iframe');



    // Set the iframe attributes

    iframe.style.width = '100%'; // Adjust as needed

    iframe.style.height = '600px'; // Adjust height as needed

    iframe.src = `https://public.domo.com/card/${embedId}?embedToken=${embedToken}`;

    iframe.frameBorder = '0'; // Optional: Remove border



    // Clear the existing content and append the new iframe

    var container = document.getElementById('dashboardContainer');

    container.innerHTML = ''; // Clear previous content if needed

    container.appendChild(iframe);

}



// Call the loadDashboard function with your embedId and embedToken

loadDashboard('yourEmbedIdHere', 'yourEmbedTokenHere');

</script>