Today I published my report via "Publish to the web- embed this report for public access", just to test it via a browser.
Now I want to unpublish it (delete it from the public to view). But I can not see any links under:
setting --> manage embed codes
It only shows the one I created some months ago. Capture.PNG
Anyone knows where can I find and delete these embed code links?
Thank you
When you go to Manage embed codes, make sure you are in the same workspace, in which is the report you published. It will show you only those links, that are for reports in the current workspace.
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Is there a way to remove the bottom Data Studio pop-up of my embedded dashboard?
The reason is that I want to embed a dashboard on my website, but I don't want to the user be able to go to the dashboard on Data Studio and be able to copy the link and send it over to other people for security issues.
You can't do this without violating Google Terms of services. As you can see here.
If you use some script in your page to hide this elements, its considered violating terms of services and it may be identified and they can remove your content, deactivate your account and among other actions.
In summary, its better not. And there are useful links on the footer, as the buttons to change report pages.
I have some pdf files hosted on Google Cloud Storage. These files are public and I open them using their public link.
Is there a way I can customize the favicon shown by the browser when I view those PDF?
Can I put a custom Favicon for my bucket?
See screenshot to see which icon I mean, is the Icon shown in the browser Tab, this is chrome:
Currently, this is not possible. When this kind of features are not available, the best is to open a Feature Request (FR) in the Public Issue Tracker of GCP. Before doing so, please make sure that there are no other existing feature requests similar to yours.
Here's an existing issue tracker.
I would recommend you to "star" it to ensure that you receive updates about it. You can also adjust notification settings by clicking the gear icon in the top right corner and selecting settings.
The more "stars" in the issue, the most probability to be implemented the feature request. Also, adding this kind of needs makes the GCP Engineering team to have a better visibility of the real/currently needs of the users.
I've recently published a specific PowerBI report and despite creating a 'Phone' View on PowerBI Desktop this didn't show up in the final embed code.
I've looked into PowerBI Embedded Playground and managed to generate the relevant access tokens and even try it out, but still couldn't figure out how to modify the code in such a way to generate a mobile view.
The questions and answers below somehow didn't give me the insight I needed, still somehow need some additional work:
Mobile view is not being shown for embedded powerbi report
Create Report in Embed View via PowerBI API
Power BI RS web embedding in mobile web browser
What do I need to do to get started? Which documentation do I need to look into exactly? I need to embed this report in a Sharepoint 2010 Page and I need it to be mobile responsive on page load and not via a seperate link.
This isn't related to the access token in any way. It is generated before configuring the embedding process. To embed the report in phone view, you must specify MobilePortrait layout type in the embed configuration, i.e. something like this:
var config = {
.....
settings: {
filterPaneEnabled: true,
navContentPaneEnabled: true,
layoutType: models.LayoutType.MobilePortrait <-- THIS ONE
}
};
If you omit layoutType, it will be shown in the landscape view (i.e. like in the desktop). For more information about the configuration see Embed Configuration Details, and for embedding in general you should start from Embedding Basics.
We're developing a new SharePoint 2013 site and we want our users to be able to easily save files to SharePoint. We have about 100 site collections and each represents a Property that we own and contains all the documents related to that Property. Obviously, the easiest way to ensure a new document is created in the correct location is to first navigate to the document library, then click "New Document". Unfortunately, we anticipate most users will create the document first, then want to choose where to save it. Our users are not so computer savvy and are accustomed to file shares.
I've tried using "Connect To Office" but have had mixed results. Ideally, I would like this link to be to the site collection root so the user can see all the document libraries on the site rather than a single document library.
Any tips on using "Connect To Office"? What permissions or GPOs need to be set up so this works smoothly? We have an SSL site and our users are running Win 7,8 & 10 and also use Office 2010 & 2013.
Is there any way to hide the system/admin folders at the root level of the site collection in Explorer View? The site collections are publishing sites, so there are many additional folders and it's difficult to see which are relevant to the users - plus I'd like to hide them to help with security. There are approximately 25 folders that they should not see.
TIA
I have the exact same scenario.
I have had quite good success mapping the root SP site as a mapped drive. Users can easily browse the SP site libraries as they would folders on the network. It was a bit tricky to get it reliable but now is working very well.
Would also like to know the answer to hiding all the publishing system libraries. I tried setting them to hidden in SP Designer without success.
Mike
I have a Publishing Portal site and I need to add some announcements to some of the pages. I've read an article which says that i have to create an announcement list to be able add an announcement web part but i can't seem to find any resources on how i can add an announcement list.
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
TIA!
Your problem is that you have not activated the relevant feature on the site settings page. You need to go to the site collection site settings page. Then select Site Actions - manage site features
Then activate the feature called Team Collaboration lists. You will now be able to create an announcement list
From the home page of your site (or from any page really) you should see a "View All Site Content" link on the top of the navigation menu.
View All Site Content http://friendfeed.s3.amazonaws.com/86fed07f0809beefaeeaee0013ee2b952079bc09
Click on that link and it will show you a dashboard listing all of the SharePoint lists that have been provisioned for the current site. Click on the Create button to create a new SharePoint list.
Create new SharePoint List http://friendfeed.s3.amazonaws.com/6c0b244801826f8b3ee01811211b88668ba8f713
From there you will see the option to create an Announcments list (under the Communications header). Complete the wizard to complete the list.
Once the list is created you can select Edit Page from the Site Actions menu on any SharePoint page in the site and then select a "Add a Web Part" on the web part zone you want to put your Announcements web part into. You should now see a web part listed with the same name as your Announcements list that you just created.
Select that web part to add it to the page and display.
Hope that helps. If this isn't the answer to your problem leave a comment or update your question with clarification and I will try to help.
Giving you direct instructions on how to create the list would most likely leave you more lost than ever. If this is a publishing portal, there's a lot more to learn beyond just creating a list. Content must be approved, and is versioned. I'd strongy advise you not to start poking around in there as you run a large risk of messing up the portal. Don't get stressed by people demanding you perform such things without having received any training. Grab yourself a coffee, flip your boss the finger and watch some pertinant webcasts on http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepointserver/FX101211721033.aspx
Hope this helps,
Oisin