Im trying to display a report made in Power BI inside our sharepoint classic page.
The code I am currently using is <iframe width="800" height="600" src=https://app.powerbi.com/.............."/></iframe>
But this just displays a flashing Power BI logo.
Any ideas on how to embed a report into a sharepoint classic page would be appricitaed.
Classic pages do not support Power BI embedding. You could embed a PowerBI app instead or upgrade to a modern page
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I'm researching Microsoft Power BI in order to see if it would be a good fit for my organization. It's important that we can use the graphs made in Power BI on an external facing web application. I've watched videos over Power BI Embedded and all I can find are the solutions that look like an iframe, like a Widget. I want the flexibility to control each component of the report, put the items where they need to get in the web page, but maintain the interactions and data between these elements. Is that possible with Power BI? Does anyone have examples of data visualizations on external facing web applications that aren't wrapped up in an iframe? Any recommended documentation?
Yes you can pick out reporting elements in a Power BI report and embedded them into a web page. The Power BI Javascript api demo, does show some examples
https://microsoft.github.io/PowerBI-JavaScript/demo/v2-demo/index.html
I was wondering if anyone can help me out. Here is the situation.
I want to develop a sharepoint master file, for that i need sharepoint designer and for that i would need sharepoint server & windows servver. I dont want to install & configure the whole stack just for that.
Is it possible that i get a sharepoint online account for $5 or $8 and then download the free available sharepoint 2013 designer and deploy and test things with this combination?
Your quick help would be appreciated.
You don't need SharePoint server. You need SharePoint online account and SharePoint designer.
And then you can create master page,display templates, page layouts, etc. And finally you can create design package which can distributed as you want.
SharePoint 2013 supports the design of a master page in HTML only, and that will be converted to a proper .master file, so you don't really need a SharePoint installation to design (but you will probably need SharePoint for for final testing).
The format is basic HTML and the SharePoint controls will be rendered inside special markup, like below:
<div id="TurnOnAnimation" style="display:none;" class="s4-notdlg noindex">
<a id="linkTurnOnAnimation" data-accessibility-nocheck="true" href="#" class="ms-accessible ms-acc-button" onclick="ToggleAnimationStatus();return false;">
<!--SPM:<SharePoint:EncodedLiteral runat="server" text="<%$Resources:wss,master_enableanimation%>" EncodeMethod="HtmlEncode"/>-->
</a>
</div>
The markup represent SharePoint controls, and you can build alter the HTML around the controls.
I created a dump for you here of the default SharePoint masterpage file (seattle.master).
Once you have sharepoint online account, you won't be just able to connect using sharepoint designer.
You will need to enable scripting.
I was able to do it using Sharepoint online management shell.
You will need to
install it,
you should login through shell to your site admin url.
so if you site is abc.sharepoint.com, you will use abc-admin.sharepoint.com using this command
Connect-SPOService -Url https://abc-admin.sharepoint.com/ -credential account#abc.sharepoint.com
Once done do this
Set-SPOsite https://abc.sharepoint.com/ -DenyAddAndCustomizePages 0code
You are now ready, just open the site in your sharepoint designer.
I m new to this sharepoint and we are using 2003 version we want to have one external html page to be embedded in sharepoint 2003. (Simply bringing one external html page throught sharepoint)
If you're using SharePoint Designer, you can add a Page Viewer Web Part to the area of the page where you want to display the external content.
https://support.office.com/en-us/article/Page-Viewer-Web-Part-e364436c-0ec4-4819-acac-1982b3525531
Alternatively, if you're editing the HTML you may be able to get away with using
<iFrame src="<URL to external content>" />.
I have a Office365 PRO account subscription, which offers integrated sharepoint websites, and I want to use the Sharepoint Designer for designing Forms in my Websites.
Now, in the designer, I can open the site and ASPX pages, but I can only edit the HTML Code. I don't see the graphical designer area, and all toolbar items like Button, Textbox, etc. are disabled.
The program also says "the page does not contain any regions that are editable in safe mode":
So, how can I create a sharepoint website which can be fully edited with the Sharepoint Designer ?
I have of course downloaded the latest version.
Design View was removed from SharePoint 2013:
https://blogs.office.com/2012/10/10/changes-to-the-design-view-in-sharepoint-designer-2013/
The alternative would be mapping your SharePoint site as a network drive unit and work with your favorite WYSIWYG editor, but that would have many limitations.
I use SSRS in SharePoint Integrated mode. I want to add (to SharePoint 2010) custom reports page which displays SSRS reports. User can select (from drop down or menu) which report should be rendered (ajax would be nice but it is not 'must have'). My question is: what is the best approach to implement such page? Should I use ReportViewer Control, SSRS webpart or something different?
Firstly SSRS with sharepoint integrated mode is really very slow and no real solution to it, if this is not a problem for you than do it using ReportViewer control.