Here is an article that explains how to get the transaction link from EthereumScan API into your own website:
Title: How to Get Your Ethereum Transaction Link on Your Website using EthereumScan API
Introduction:
EthereumScan.io is a popular platform for displaying Ethereum transactions on your website. To display these transactions, you need to obtain the transaction ID and get it linked to your website. In this article, we will show you how to do this by using the EthereumScan API.
Step 1: Create an Account on EthereumScan.io
First, create a new account on EthereumScan.io. This will give you access to the platform’s APIs.
Step 2: Get Your Transaction Link
Once you have created your account, go to the
Transactions tab and click on “Get transaction link” next to the transaction ID you want to display. You can find the transaction ID by checking the transaction details in the EthereumScan.io dashboard.
For instance, let’s say you want to display a transaction with the hash 0x1234567890abcdef. The transaction link would be `
Step 3: Get Your Website Link
Now, go to your website and add an iframe to it. Create an iframe with the following code:
This iframe will display the Ethereum transaction link on your website.
Step 4: Update Your Website’s Transaction Link
Finally, update your website to point to the iframe containing the transaction link. For example:
const url = " tx/1234567890abcdef";
document.getElementById('transaction-link').src = url;
Tips and Variations:
- You can also use the EthereumScan API to get the transaction details, such as the transaction amount, gas fee, etc. Then, you can display this information on your website using HTML templates or JavaScript.
- If you want to get a link for each transaction instead of displaying it directly in the iframe, you can modify the iframe code to point to a specific page on your website that will contain the transaction details.
Bottom line:
Getting your Ethereum transaction link into your website is easy by using the EthereumScan API. By following these steps, you can display transactions from different sources, such as etherscan.io or your own blockchain platform, directly on your website.
I hope this article has been helpful! Let me know if you have any questions or need further assistance.