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Anonymous
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5 years ago
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Visualize URL through Power BI instead of Browser

Hello Experts,

 

Is there a way to embed a URL directly to launch from Power BI alternatively from Browser? I can launch the following URL in Browser to review the content. However, I need to launch the same content inside Power BI. It is fine to have a browser view inside the Power bI rather than directly opening through Internet Explorer or Chrome.

 

https://axisray.plateau.com/learning/user/portal.do?siteID=CatalogForUnauthenticatedUsers

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      Anonymous
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      5 years ago

      Hello Amit,

      I am entering this HTML syntax to achieve the outcome. While entering syntax "URL", power BI is recognizing it as a "table". Since my URL is placed in a "table". Is there a chance I want to replace the table with "Website".

       

       

      I took this video from another source to show my URL as a website

       

       

       

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    Anonymous
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    5 years ago

    Hello Amit, Thanks for responding. 

     

    We are using this URL for users, where they can see visualize some information. It's similar to a public domain website, where everyone can view and see what we update on that website. I can add the URL link to the Power BI and by clicking the link, it will open in a default browser.

     

    However, my requirement is, instead of opening in the default browser, I need to see URL content inside the Power BI itself. 

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    Anonymous
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    5 years ago

    Hi Anonymous ,

     

    Try this

    "<iframe width=""1080"" height=""760"" src=""https://www.bing.com/"" frameborder=""0"" allowFullScreen=""true""></iframe>"

    Use the visual Html Viewer and publish it to the Power BI service, and you will see the built-in web page.

     

     

    Reference: https://p3adaptive.com/2018/11/dynamically-embedding-web-pages-in-power-bi/

     

     

     

    Best Regards,

    Stephen Tao

     

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