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Borowik
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visual interaction across report pages

Hi , I have created custom date range picker . Filtering across report pages works fine . I have a problem to keep state of pressesd button across report pages. In my custom visual I have few custom buttons in a row and at the end two input fields for custom date (start and end date range). The button pressed on any page should be the same while moving between pages mean visually should be pressed ( different background) . Thanks for any advice . Bart.

 

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dm-p
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Hi @Borowik,

 

Filters are the only visual types that can persist their state across pages, and this is filtering information only. For anything such state that doesn't relate to the filtering criteria directly, you don't have a standard way of sharing this information. This is because all visuals are functionally separate from each other and should not be able to communicate with their other instances for security reasons; the two current exceptions are filter criteria if you're supporting slicer sync and using the local storage API.

 

Bear in mind the limitations with the local storage API, if you're considering it: the main ones being that you must request that your visual be whitelisted by the custom visuals team and that your visual is certified in AppSource.

 

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dm-p
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Hi @Borowik,

 

Filters are the only visual types that can persist their state across pages, and this is filtering information only. For anything such state that doesn't relate to the filtering criteria directly, you don't have a standard way of sharing this information. This is because all visuals are functionally separate from each other and should not be able to communicate with their other instances for security reasons; the two current exceptions are filter criteria if you're supporting slicer sync and using the local storage API.

 

Bear in mind the limitations with the local storage API, if you're considering it: the main ones being that you must request that your visual be whitelisted by the custom visuals team and that your visual is certified in AppSource.

 

Regards,


Daniel





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