Overview
The Indoor Hockey UK Feeds & APIs allow affiliated clubs and organisations to embed the content within their own website where possible. We have a number of feeds available and in different formats. Indoor Hockey UK can also create specific feed data where necessary and customise each feed for your specific needs.
All of our standard feeds can be provided free of charge for affiliated clubs and organisations, but custom made feeds may require a one of creation charge.
For more information on our website feeds or APIs, please get in touch by visiting the Contact Us page on our website.
iFrame Feed
Embed Feed
Data Feed
The example below demonstrates how an iFrame can be used to embed external web content directly within a page. In practice, most webpages can be configured for iFrame embedding, provided the site owner allows it and appropriate security settings (such as X-Frame-Options or Content-Security-Policy) permit the content to be displayed in another site.
Indoor Hockey UK provides dedicated versions of certain pages that are optimised specifically for iFrame use. These versions are designed to display cleanly without unnecessary navigation, headers, or styling conflicts, ensuring the embedded content integrates smoothly into your own site layout.
For best visual results, we recommend placing iFrames only on pages with a white background. This avoids visible borders, colour clashes, or layout inconsistencies between the host page and the embedded content, helping the iFrame appear as a natural part of your website rather than a separate element.
The example below demonstrates how a feed embed can be used to display dynamic content from an external source directly on your website. In most cases, data such as fixtures, results, tables, news, or announcements can be provided as a feed embed, allowing the information to update automatically without requiring manual changes on your site.
Feed embeds are designed to be flexible and easily integrated into a wide range of website platforms. Each embed can be fully customised to match the look and feel of your website, including colours, fonts, and spacing. This ensures the embedded content feels like a natural part of your site rather than a separate widget.
Because the feed is centrally managed, any updates made to the source data will automatically appear wherever the embed is used. This helps ensure information stays accurate and consistent while reducing the need for ongoing maintenance by your website administrators.
The example below illustrates how raw data from the Indoor Hockey system can be used to power content directly on your website. Indoor Hockey UK is happy to provide a read-only version of this data so you can integrate it into your own site in whatever way best suits your design, functionality, and user experience.
Access to raw data gives you maximum flexibility. Instead of embedding a pre-styled widget or feed, you can pull the information into your website and display it using your own layouts, components, and branding. This approach is particularly useful if you want full control over how fixtures, results, tables, player statistics, or other information appear within your existing site structure.
Because this method provides data rather than a finished visual component, some technical knowledge is required to implement it successfully. You will typically need experience with HTML, CSS, and basic programming (for example JavaScript or a server-side language) to retrieve the data, process it, and render it correctly on the front end. Depending on how the data is delivered, you may also need to work with formats such as JSON or XML.
Using raw data is the most flexible integration option, but it also requires the greatest level of technical involvement. For organisations without in-house development expertise, a feed embed or iFrame may be a simpler alternative.
