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Does anyone know how to dynamically define the elements of a drop down formatting option for a custom Power BI visual?
I want my users to upload some photos in Advanced Edit mode, and then be able to select these photos on the formatting pane.
In the below simple, hardcoded example, I can build up the object dynamically, but then when I select from the drop-down, that value is not showing up as the selected value once the drop-down is unselected. Here is my code:
capabilities.json:
Solved! Go to Solution.
These posts concerned replicating the features in core visuals, where properties can be assigned to selectors (e.g., the legend or measure values), known internally as 'containers.' This didn't fully work but has since been fixed. For the older formatting pane implementations, Power BI would generate them for you. It would work off the data view rather than the approach you're using (which I assume would use another persisted property).
I have an example of dynamic dropdown population in Deneb, which you can find here. It may help you confirm if you're on the right track. I guess you'd need to somehow pass in the list of values from your other property, and this could conceivably work.
Hopefully some of this is useful for you. Good luck!
Daniel
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@dm-p I saw some entries from 2020 when you were trying to do the same thing (I believe). Did you manage to find a solution using the latest API?
These posts concerned replicating the features in core visuals, where properties can be assigned to selectors (e.g., the legend or measure values), known internally as 'containers.' This didn't fully work but has since been fixed. For the older formatting pane implementations, Power BI would generate them for you. It would work off the data view rather than the approach you're using (which I assume would use another persisted property).
I have an example of dynamic dropdown population in Deneb, which you can find here. It may help you confirm if you're on the right track. I guess you'd need to somehow pass in the list of values from your other property, and this could conceivably work.
Hopefully some of this is useful for you. Good luck!
Daniel
Proud to be a Super User!
My course: Introduction to Developing Power BI Visuals
On how to ask a technical question, if you really want an answer (courtesy of SQLBI)
Thank you, @dm-p, after checking your code I was able to implement the same!
Much appreciated for your help, you rock!
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