"Share" embed code uses the current page as the source.

[ericpugh]

When embedding a model on a page using the <voyager-explorer /> tag, the "embed code" the user can copy from the "share" links provides and iframe that uses the URL of the current page the 3D model is embedded on as the iframe source.

Here's an example page with such an embed: https://americanart.si.edu/artwork/model-of-the-greek-slave-20060

Clicking the share icon provides the following:

<iframe name="Smithsonian Voyager" src="https://americanart.si.edu/artwork/model-of-the-greek-slave-20060" width="800" height="450" allow="xr; xr-spatial-tracking; fullscreen"></iframe>

Since the "src" attribute is https://americanart.si.edu/, if a user were to actually use that code on some other page it wouldn't work as intended. (They'd be getting the entire page, instead of just the 3D model).

I'm guessing the "src" attribute should always point to the resource on https://3d-api.si.edu/

[gjcope]

@ericpugh thanks for the issue! I think you're right, the original functionality was likely predicated on the assumption that content would be served via the 3d-api which returns an iframe. But as this component is now used by a number of entities outside of SI with their own content, we should have something that is more universally valuable. We will rethink the process and update soon!