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I want a custom dialog box to display when a user clicks on an element within a visual.
I found the following page:
The page describes how to build a date picker dialog. In the new class, there are two import statements that I get an error on:
The first error I encountered was that powerbi was not defined, but I fixed that by including the "import powerbi from "powerbi-visuals-api" before the lines above.
It looks like DialogConstructor Options is not a named member, nor is DialogAction.
Have there been changes that stopped this from working? Has it been moved somewhere else?
Thanks,
William
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Hi @WZorn,
I haven't personally used this functionality yet to assist in detail, but which version of powerbi-visuals-api is in your visual's package.json?
These interfaces are added in 3.7.0, so if this is older then you'll need to update this version, e.g. npm i powerbi-visuals-api@3.7.0 or @latest
Regards,
Daniel
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My course: Introduction to Developing Power BI Visuals
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Hi @WZorn,
I haven't personally used this functionality yet to assist in detail, but which version of powerbi-visuals-api is in your visual's package.json?
These interfaces are added in 3.7.0, so if this is older then you'll need to update this version, e.g. npm i powerbi-visuals-api@3.7.0 or @latest
Regards,
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)
Well, that's a step in the right direction. I can see what's happening now.
When I run npm i powerbi-visuals-api@latest it installs version 3.8.2, but as soon as I execute pbiviz start, it reverts to 2.6.0.
AH. The pbiviz.json still had the earlier version of the api referenced.
The line: