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Hello everyone,
I created a custom visuals and I see that Robbon Chart can toggle the switch above to disable the color below. When the switch is on, I cannot select the color, but when it is off, I can select the color. I want to ask how to do that with code, can anyone show me a sample code or link to instructions on how to do this? Below is an illustrative example image
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Hi ,Base on my description, it seems like you want to disable a setting with a toggle switch in a custom visual. Then you'll need to modify the capabilities.json file and the visual's code.
Solved: Format Panel Toggle Switch to Reveal More Options - Microsoft Fabric Community
First ensure that your objects are all configured up in your capabilities.json and they have a corresponding setting object so that they appear in the pane.
If we start with a new visual, I've added these to the capabilities under the dataPoint object:
"toggle": {
"displayName": "Show my Property",
"type": {
"bool": true
}
},
"hideOnToggle": {
"displayName": "I Get Hidden if This Works",
"type": {
"text": true
}
}
I'll add a couple of extra properties to the dataPointSettings class in settings.ts, e.g.:
// Test toggle
public toggle: boolean = true;
// Should hide if toggle off
public hideOnToggle: string = 'Hiya!';
}
Best Regards
Hi ,Base on my description, it seems like you want to disable a setting with a toggle switch in a custom visual. Then you'll need to modify the capabilities.json file and the visual's code.
Solved: Format Panel Toggle Switch to Reveal More Options - Microsoft Fabric Community
First ensure that your objects are all configured up in your capabilities.json and they have a corresponding setting object so that they appear in the pane.
If we start with a new visual, I've added these to the capabilities under the dataPoint object:
"toggle": {
"displayName": "Show my Property",
"type": {
"bool": true
}
},
"hideOnToggle": {
"displayName": "I Get Hidden if This Works",
"type": {
"text": true
}
}
I'll add a couple of extra properties to the dataPointSettings class in settings.ts, e.g.:
// Test toggle
public toggle: boolean = true;
// Should hide if toggle off
public hideOnToggle: string = 'Hiya!';
}
Best Regards
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