using iFrame with google drive?

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plapke
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Hello,

I am trying to find a way to publish a tour on our school's website. We use CampusSuite and apparently their server doesn't "recognize" XML files. So because of this (I think) I try to embed the tour onto our site it gives me a "error loading panorama XML". The file names are all correct, I think it is because the server doesn't recognize the XML file.

Talking with their support they suggested that I put the output folder on google drive, change the sharing options to anyone with the link and then reference that in the iframe. Does anyone know if this is possible? I can not find anything online that explains how to do this.

Any help is appreciated.

Thank you in advance
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Hi,
Sadly not, you need something like Amazon's AWS.
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LProbert
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Agree. Get an Amazon AWS account, go to the S3 product and create a Bucket to host your static files. Upload the files, and make sure to change the permissions to public. Then you can use the S3 public URL for each entry point in your iframes.
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