embed map workaround

All of the guides I have read for getting Folium embedded into an iframe aren’t working. I think maybe it was updated but not included into the documentation?

Typically the instruction looks like this: def inline(m, width, height): """Returns an embedded iframe of a folium.map.""" m._build_map() src = m.HTML.replace('"', '&quot;') style = "width: {}px; height: {}px".format(width, height) return '<iframe srcdoc="{}" style="{}"; border: none"></iframe>'.format(src, style)

HTML(inline(map, 900, 500))`

where ‘m’ is an instance of ‘folium.Map’

I have tried using this code to generate the code for embedding. But it always returns an error: AttributeError: 'Map' object has no attribute '_build_map'

[joshuacano]

I think he may just actually be busy with other responsibilities, is there something I or another contributor can help you with? Joshua Cano

On Mar 16, 2017, at 14:12, Ed Miles [e-mail] wrote:

@ocefpaf is more interested in closing issues than actually answering questions it seems

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[ocefpaf]

@ocefpaf is more interested in closing issues than actually answering questions it seems

folium is maintained by volunteers at their spare time without any personal profit. So no core dev concern is to close instead of answering.

@ocefpaf I am talking about embedding the map into a webpage. Not really sure what notebooks is.

The inline function you mentioned above was created with the notebook in mind. To embed in a webpage you can save the HTML and work with pure text from there. That means you can skip the lines

m._build_map() and src = m.HTML.replace('"', '"') (that are part of the internal API and not guaranteed to work across folium versions) from your script and substitute them with open and readlines().