Tableau public not working update#
Tableau public not working Patch#
Tableau public not working upgrade#
Tableau public not working download#
Tableau public not working windows#

There's a difference in how these two browsers handle the SameSite cookie attribute, so the dev team at Tableau is investigating a fix that will work with both browsers. You absolutely can, but - at the time of writing this (2/10/20) - we're not recommending this approach as the current maintenance release resolves the issues with Chrome 80 but creates the same problem for users in Safari 12. Why can't I just use the latest Chrome maintenance release? For the listed versions and newer the scripts will no longer be needed.

Tableau public not working upgrade#

Perform a restart: tabadmin restart Note: if you apply this workaround and then upgrade to another version older than 2019.4.2, 2019.3.4, 2019.2.8, 2019.1.12, 2018.3.14, 2018.2.17, 2018.1.20, 10.5.23, or 10.4.24 you will need to re-apply this workaround as the configuration file it updates will get re-written during the upgrade. If you do SSL Offloading (SSL on a Load Balancer/Proxy and not on Tableau Server), run the script with SSLOFFLOAD: SetSameSiteNone-Tabadmin.cmd SSLOFFLOADĤ.

Tableau public not working update#

Run the script to update the Tableau Gateway configuration: SetSameSiteNone-Tabadmin.cmd.

Tableau public not working download#

Download the attached script SetSameSiteNone-Tabadmin.cmd.

Tableau public not working windows#

Perform a restart: tsm restart Windows with Tableau Server 10.4 through 2018.1:

If you do SSL Offloading (SSL on a Load Balancer/Proxy and not on Tableau Server), run the script with SSLOFFLOAD: SetSameSiteNone-TSM.cmd SSLOFFLOADĤ.

Run the script to update the Tableau Gateway configuration: SetSameSiteNone-TSM.cmd.

In an Administrative command prompt, change directory to the directory you downloaded the script to.

Download the attached script SetSameSiteNone-TSM.cmd.

Perform a restart: tsm restart Windows with Tableau Server 2018.2 and newer:

If you do SSL Offloading (SSL on a Load Balancer/Proxy and not on Tableau Server), run the script with SSLOFFLOAD: sudo.

Run the script to update the Tableau Gateway configuration: sudo.

Change it to executable: sudo chmod +x SetSameSiteNone-Linux.sh.

Change directory to the directory you downloaded the script to.

Download the attached script SetSameSiteNone-Linux.sh.

On each node in the Tableau Server cluster Details of Option 1: Running a configuration script on versions of Tableau released before January 2020 Linux: Otherwise, the changes will not take effect.įor Server Admins this means: even after you employ the fix, you will still need to advise your users, colleagues, customers, etc to clear their browser cookies. Given the impact to Safari and the need to scale a solution for Chrome users, we recommend the first option: download & run a script provided by Tableau and restart Tableau Server.īefore making any changes, you'll want to make sure that SSL is enabled on your Tableau Server, and on any web page that contains embedded views, and to clear all cookies after making the change.

Tableau public not working Patch#

What is the solution if I'm not using a Zuar Rapid or Custom Portal?Īs of 2/10/20, Tableau has a few recommendations: running a script to patch Chrome, updating to a maintenance release (that, unfortunately, breaks Safari 12), or downgrading Chrome browsers (which can be tough to implement with all users). So, when attempting to embed a Tableau viz on a page which is not from the same domain as Tableau server, the viz does not load in Chrome 80 or later.

As a result, if there is a difference in site names between a destination site and an embedded component, Chrome flags this as a security issue and will not load the content. Like other browsers, Chrome is implementing additional security to keep fraudulent traffic at bay.

What is Causing Tableau Dashboards to Not Show up on Chrome? So, even if you're not seeing this problem, we strongly advise reading Tableau's Knowledge Base article on the problem and taking one of the recommended actions below. Because it's so quick and easy to deploy, there's a chance one of your colleagues, users, customers have embedded a Tableau dashboard without even telling you. One of our favorite aspects of Tableau is the ability to embed dashboards into web pages, into applications like SharePoint and Salesforce, and even into your own analytics solution. This blog post discusses the solution and actions you can (and should) take. We’re always on the lookout for solutions to problems like this. At Zuar, we have certified Tableau consultants ready to help you utilize business intelligence platforms like Tableau so you can answer business questions with data. If you're wondering, 'Why is Tableau not working in Chrome all of a sudden,' there's a chance that you're encountering an issue with Chrome 80 (the newest Chrome release) and an embedded Tableau viz.