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Custom Visual - Card Browser
- 6 years ago
Icey Thanks for idea. In the first message I mentioned that the photos, which are in a local folder, work in other visuals. So, the problem is not with permission. I've been reading on the Internet, but I don't know if it's true, the respective look (Card Browser) doesn't work with photos in local folders. If that is true, it is extremely disappointing. 🙂
Hi raulnmsantoro ,
Maybe pictures need to be publicly visible to be rendered by Power BI. Please check if your company has some strict polices such as "Files are only allowed to be viewed internally".
Best Regards,
Icey
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Icey Thanks for idea. In the first message I mentioned that the photos, which are in a local folder, work in other visuals. So, the problem is not with permission. I've been reading on the Internet, but I don't know if it's true, the respective look (Card Browser) doesn't work with photos in local folders. If that is true, it is extremely disappointing. 🙂
- jkrey3 years agoFrequent Visitor
I agree with raulnmsantoro that it is disappointing if it is true that the developers chose only to make openly-published images available in the card browser tool. This is a privacy issue, pure and simple. I'm trying to create an internal report with images of individuals. We do not have their permission to publish their photographs to the web. It should be possible to call up images from our protected datasources, just as we can in Powerapps.
Are there any workarounds or other tools available in Power BI that respect image privacy?