I was reading https://visualbi.com/blogs/microsoft/powerbi/dynamically-display-images-power-bi/ on how to load images in PBI.
Does it mean that I can provide the images url link and powerbi is able to render them onto the dashboard?
Yes. You can display images on your dashboard by setting up your data model and linking it with the Image URLs. You can create a public folder on one drive or any other platform and use the URL to create your data model. Just remember that the URLs should be accessible by public (all).
Some visuals where you can use images are Slicers, Dynamic Filters, Image Viewers, Tables, Matrix, KPI charts etc.
Check this blog to learn more: "https://blog.gbrueckl.at/2018/01/storing-images-powerbi-analysis-services-data-models/"
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Good afternoon,
Any knows why when I make a group post through the API with for example the following link:
- https://www.motocasiao.pt/advert/8F70CC3EF/ktm-1190-adventure
No preview is generated, only the url is shown..
Output: https://prnt.sc/q05517
Thanks in advance
https://developers.facebook.com/docs/sharing/webmasters/images/
When content is shared for the first time, the Facebook crawler will scrape and cache the metadata from the URL shared. The crawler has to see an image at least once before it can be rendered. This means that the first person who shares a piece of content won't see a rendered image.
There are three ways to avoid this and have images render on the first Like or Share action:
Pre-cache the image with the Sharing Debugger: Run the URL through the URL debugger to pre-fetch metadata for the page. This can also be used to update the image for a piece of content.
Pre-cache the image using Graph API: Perform a force-scrape of the URL programmatically using the Graph API to pre-fetch metadata for the page . This can also be used to update the image for a piece of content.
Use og:image:width and og:image:height Open Graph tags: Using these tags will specify the image dimensions to the crawler so that it can render the image immediately without having to asynchronously download and process it.
i wanna create a custom site column for image , i tried this type :
Image with formatting and constraints for publishing , i t doesn't give me the ability to upload image from my desktop only from SharePoint
Any solution ?
You cannot create columns that can upload files. You should use a document library and/or inherit your custom content type from the default document content type.
That way, you can upload whatever documents.
I have a website that is using Django's admin interface to facilitate non-developers adding content to the site. The site has an Events page (and associated model), and each Event can have an associated photo gallery.
I'm thinking that photo galleries should have their own model. There is a table in the database which associates image paths with their Event.
What I need is a way to upload images. Preferably a multiple-file upload solution since there could be dozens of images per event. I want these images to be recorded correctly in their table and added to the file system in the correct location on the server.
I was originally thinking that the upload feature should be included on the Event admin page to make it easier for content contributors, but maybe it would be easier to keep a separate photo gallery admin and have them select the Event the photos are associated with from there?
I've read through a lot of similar questions and blog posts, but nothing that seems to be quite exactly what I'm looking for. I'm currently attempting to adapt some of the information I've seen, but I'd really appreciate suggestions. Thanks for any help on this!
You can create Some model with foreign key to Event, and ManyToMany to your Images, as I understand your question.
At first upload necessary images to some Image model and than add them to Some model with some Event
I am creating a sample app to exercise with the FB Graph API using Javascript.
What I want to do is, let the user add a text entry on a diary, and attach an image. I'd store the text entry on my server, and post the image (or multiple images) on the default app photo album.
But, I don't want all my app pictures to be grouped together, I'd like to categorize them.
I.e. I want to post entries about my garden, and an album for every tree / flower I have.
Do you know if (and if so, how) can I create a sub-album inside by app album?
There is no such 'sub album' functionality, but there's no reason your app can't create different albums via the regular API and use those for the uploads
I want to store multiple images for an item (e.g. images of a building) and I need to create a image viewer control in the ASP.NET website as well.
What are good options to save and retrieve images from Sitecore? If there is an Image list kind of control that would be ideal in my scenario.
Is it a good option to use the "Attachment" field type? If anyone has code examples, please share.
The Sitecore Field Suite open source module contains an "Image Field" control that allows you to attach multiple images to a content item. Unlike a normal multilist, the Image List allows authors to see the images they are attaching directly in the Content Editor, which can be very helpful in choosing and arranging Carousel items.
Links:
Blog post introducting the Field Suite: http://blog.velir.com/index.php/2012/10/24/sitecore-field-suite/
FIeld Suite on Sitecore Marketplace: http://marketplace.sitecore.net/en/Modules/Field_Suite.aspx