How do you embed a Tableau report into sharepoint? I do not want to use a webpart to embed a webpage I just want the tableau report not the entire view that comes from the webpart I frame.
Thank you.
If you go to your Tableau server view in a browser, there is a button labelled Share. Clicking that shows you either a URL or snippet of html you can use to share your viz. That's an easy way to get started, but you can do a lot more.
To see the other options, parameters that may be useful to you, find examples, or to learn about the Javascript API, read the Tableau Server Admin Guide section on embedding views: http://onlinehelp.tableausoftware.com/current/server/en-us/help.htm#embed.htm
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I am a beginner on SharePoint. I am trying to fetch the most viewed pages and display them on the front page in one section. Please help me how can I show Most Viewed Pages on homepage of my SharePoint site.
We could use Highlighted content web part to display most viewed page on home page:
Page analytics data is not accessible for filtering in a web part. You would need to code a custom web part for that.
It would also help immensely if you could detail what version of SharePoint you are working with, because the availability of tools varies wildly between online and on premises versions.
I have some custom codes in form of HTML which I wanted to add to the SharePoint. I find out there are two ways to do it, one is using the SharePoint Designer and the other one is uploading the page. However, this is local SharePoint in my Windows Server and I want to modify the page locally because I have limitation when using the Designer and Upload page. I also don't want to add a new page and I would like to modify the current page using my own code.
Are you able to help me out?
Edit the page> insert the Embed Code web part to add custom HTML codes:
More information for your reference:
https://www.c-sharpcorner.com/blogs/how-to-add-html-page-to-sharepoint-site
I am currently working on the homepage on a Sharepoint online site.
Is there a way to allow the user to navigate between some libraries using arrows? Kind of the same as Image Gallery web part but instead of having images, have directly the different library displayed.
Thank you in advance for the help !
We can not use SharePoint modern document web part, so we could use DetailedList instead.
Official example renderings：
We can write a button on the left and right of the DetailedList to switch the data source of the DetailedList.
Then you can achieve the effect similar to the carousel.
I realized a simple interface for my sub SharePoint site. but I have no idea how I download my files Interface (Javasript, css, html) that index.html becomes my homepage on my website .
best regards
Upload all files to a document library, then use SharePoint Designer to set index.html as the home page.
http://www.learningsharepoint.com/2013/09/05/how-to-set-a-page-as-home-page-in-sharepoint-2013-site/
Edit: If you want SharePoint functionality, then you need to do what we all do: Use a SharePoint page and customize it to show/hide what you want to see. In many cases, custom CSS can be used to hide unwanted SharePoint elements. Custom HTML can be applied by editing an individual page.
Second edit: It seems that you have very sparse understanding of SharePoint and what it can do. You need to learn how SharePoint works. It's way more than just html and it's WAAAAY more than can be posted in an answer here. No way around that. Get clued up about what SharePoint does before you do things with it that it does not do naturally.
I've tested the API of Google to interact with Google doc (Calendar, Spreadsheet, etc) and everything runs correctly. However, I wonder if there is a framework that implements some model in HTML or an other web format to publish/visualize a calendar or a spreadsheet within a web page. My goal is to integrate a spreadsheet/calendar into a web page and then a user can modify the values of this spreadsheet/calendar.
Does it exist something similar to my request?
For spreadsheets, the Google answer Publishing: Embedding a spreadsheet in your blog or webpage explains what you have to do. Especially the last sentence is important:
If you want to embed a form in a
website or blog, click the More
Actions button at the top of the
editor, and select the 'Embed' option
from the drop-down menu.
But don't forget all the steps listed above this.
For Google Calendar, there's Embed on your Website - Google Calendar, another answer from Google, that even contains a slideshow that shows what you have to do.