Whenever I use PageSpeed Insights to test my site, I get the following message for both "Field Data" and "Origin Summary": "The Chrome User Experience Report does not have sufficient real-world speed data for this page."
Our site has been up for years using WordPress. Why won't Google generate these fields?
Google is now showing these two fields. I still have no idea why that data wasn't there before and why it is there now. Oh well.
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We migrated our Intranet from SharePoint 2016 to SharePoint Online by doing a lift and shift. Meaning that the Intranet it's still in classic experience. We are facing now an issue with the like/rating functionality. The like button/number of likes is appearing only sometimes.
The list "Pages" is set to "Classic experience" and also the likes feature is activated.
Does anyone have any idea?
Do you mean that "Number of Likes" column missing sometimes?
Do you have multiple views set on the Pages library? Make sure Number of Likes column has been checked to display in the view.
What is the risk of data capture/leak from web extensions when we run accessibility insights for web tool on webpage?
I'm an engineer on the Accessibility Insights team. This is a great question, and as part of the security and compliance requirements for our product, it's one we consider as part of the threat modeling exercises our team performs for all Accessibility Insights products.
When Accessibility Insights scans a webpage, or when you enter notes or pass/fail results during an assessment, the results are stored locally on your machine using your browser's "local storage" and "IndexedDB" mechanisms for the Accessibility Insights extension origin. The browser prevents this storage from being read directly by other extensions or pages, since they do not share the same origin.
The only points where the extension exports this data are:
When you select the "Export Report" button, it will export the data (which can include snippets of the page content) to an HTML file on your local machine.
If you enable the "More export options" preview feature and then select the "Export Report" option to "Export to Codepen", we will create a POST request to https://codepen.io to create a new pen with the same data that the exported HTML report would contain.
When select the "Copy to clipboard" option for a particular issue (the copied content includes the relevant snippet of the page)
When you configure an Issue Filing database and then select a "File Issue" button, this will export data about that particular issue (which can include a snippet of relevant page content) to the specific Issue Filing URL you explicitly configured. Specifically, the extension will we open a new tab with a URL along the lines of https://github.com/your-org/your-repo/issues/new?title=GENERATED_TITLE&body=GENERATED_BODY_INCLUDING_PAGE_SNIPPET
Accessibility Insights for Web does include usage telemetry, which you can choose whether to allow either in the prompt the first time you run the extension or later in the Settings for the extension. However, even if you allow telemetry, we never transmit any personally identifiable information; in particular, we never transmit the URL being scanned, any content from the page being scanned, or any of the text content you might enter in a "failure details" or "report summary" notes prompt.
Accessibility Insights for Web is open source; we welcome anyone to review the specific data we send. If you believe we're inadvertently including something that identifies either the user or the page being scanned, please file a bug!
I use a web interface to display spotfire visualizations using the spotfire plugin. I am currently having an issue where a small number of users are receiving an error when loading the visualizations in their browser.
I get "document property undefined errors" and in the navigation menu I've created one specific filter element displays grayed out with the message "Property control needs configuration"
I am currently using Spotfire 6.0, and have extensively searched http://support.spotfire.com/patches_spotfire.asp for possible solutions but have not successfully found any clear explanation of the problem.
If anyone has any experience with the spotfire plugin, PLEASE get back to me as soon as you can. Thanks so much!
I ran into a similar problem. Try going into the Document properties and uncheck the box that says "Remember personalized view for each webplayer user." That usually fixes it for me.
Thanks!
The question is almost asked in the title but some more detail:
I've created in a Power Pivot Gallery a connection to my Tabular model and a Power View report. The report looks great, I think Power Pivot/Power View is a pretty cool technology, etc. etc.
I look at videos like this and I see a gorgeous report without the ugly frame and I can't help but think... how basic is this? The best I can do so far is putting a link to the report in a web page Web Part and it looks hideous. I want this to be part of a dashboard, if possible, though a Power View report already kind of fulfills that function.
Not only that, but my google-fu is failing me. There's tutorials for putting up PerformancePoint stuff for a dashboard but I can't find a step by step for this.
I know Sharepoint questions are frowned upon it seems but that SO sub-domain seems dead. A link to a tutorial or a basic explanation should be more than enough.
Very good question! I'm also trying to do this and I can't find a good tutorial either, not sure if this will help but here's what I have so far:
Step 1
Site Settings > Manage Site Features
Enable BICenter Data Connections Feature
Enable PerformancePoint Services
Step 2
Site Contents > add an app
Add DataConnections Library for PerformancePoint
Add PerformancePoint Content List
Step 3
Go into your instance of PerformancePoint Content List
Click PERFORMANCEPOINT in the ribbon
Click Dashboard Designer
Step 4
This is where the blind leads the blind, welcome to the bleeding edge!
So inside Dashboard Designer on the left panel (Workspace Browser), you should see the instances of DataConnections and PerformancePoint that you just created. Select the DataConnection. At the top you'll see Home/Edit/Create - click Create then Data Source (which might be the only choice currently enabled, it is for me).
Now you can choose to import data from SQL, Excel, a SP List, etc...I've tried several options but no matter what I do, I get this error message: "Cannot connect to PerformancePoint Services. Contact the administrator for details."
Hope this will at least point you in the right direction for now. If I can solve that error and continue on, I'll come back with more steps for you.
I have a request of a customer who wants his dashboards to be send weekly/daily to him via E-mail (PDF or IMAGE). I have searched for hours to find a decent solution, but I can’t seem to find one. This should work on “CRM Online” and on “IFD”.
I have found some code that can take a snapshot of a Webpage, but there I have the “Log-In” problems. Each time you execute the page, you see a page with the “MICROSOFT PASSPORT” or “ADFS” sign in box. I tried the “wkhtmltopdf”-method and “WebBrowser”-method and 3rd party tools.
There is also no “JavaScript” or “JQuery” that is able to generate screenshots from the current page. I’ve created a Webresource in CRM 2011 with an iFrame and in that iFrame I’m able to show the “Dashboard”. If I would be able to take a snapshot of that page, I could create an attachment and put in the CRM.
I think I’m on the right way of doing this, but I can’t seem to get over the last difficulties. I hope someone here on the forum already has done something like that. I’m almost sure it must be possible, because a partner of us was able to take a screenshot of the Dashboard and put it in their application. Of course they don’t want to share that piece of code with me.
I don't believe there is a way to possibly implement the functionality requested with out some major "hacks" that would be brittle and most likely break with any type of CRM/Browser update. I would work with the customer and advise them that what they are asking really doesn't make sense from a cost / maintenance standpoint. I'd try to see if they'd be willing to live with these work arounds:
Send a weekly e-mail with a link to CRM. Downside is the user has to be able to have rights to login and see the data, but it would be super easy.
Create custom reports that recreate the dashboard data. You should be able to schedule e-mails for this through SSRS
Good luck!