I have to embed a dynamic dashboard (written using HTML/CSS/JS) created by myself inside a Visio Drawing (.vsdx) file.
I haven't find a way to do that. If it is not possible directly in Visio, can I embed that dashboard in Visio by using another Microsoft Office Application?
I understand the content needs to stay dynamic. Insert Microsoft's Webbrowser control in the drawing.
You may need some code to get it to navigate to your page.
(https://msdn.microsoft.com/de-de/library/aa752044(v=vs.85).aspx)
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Is it possible to view a webpage (or local html-file) in a new sidebar, like the integrated help-pages do? And what would be the vba code to launch it?
I'd like to provide some help-files with my xlam but don't want to use the old chm-files...
I am working on a project which requires me to add a chart store in HTML file into excel. The MS web browser Active X control does not allow me to add a web browser. If I do that using VBA, it gives me some error related to not displaying Active Content. Please provide me some assistance on this. I have used IE object in VBA, but it opens the HTML file in IE.
The best way to do this would be to take the Microsoft web browser app and insert it into excel cells. This will allow you to insert the HTML.
Please note excel is not made to handle HTML and as such you won't be able to go in-depth with you HTML. Rather use different programs like MT Blocks to get the desired result.
https://www.mrexcel.com/board/threads/html-into-excel.387722/
We are using a web application in html5 and I want to integrate the developed ssrs reports into it. I want to create a report viewer for displaying the reports in my web application. I do not want to use .aspx page or any mvc page. I want the report viewer in html5.
Thanks in advance
Correct me if I'm wrong, but it sounds to me as if you are requesting that Microsoft add a .NET library or some "embeddable control" that you can put into an html5 project. Currently, I do not believe that there is a control for displaying the reports in html5 as you are requesting. You must use a work around as suggested by Coder of Code.
You can also look to these threads which basically say the same thing:
https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/forums/sqlserver/en-US/7613447b-3590-4494-a94a-498af49f85dc/does-ssrs-2012-support-html5-and-dynamic-position
If you are just trying to show the HTML render of a report and you want it to look like a native object to the application without any parameters or toolbar, then you could call the URL for the report directly and include "&rc:Toolbar=false" in the URL. This will hide the toolbar for the Report Viewer control. This method is described under the URL Access Parameter Reference msdn article. Not exactly what you asked for, but it may achieve the purpose.
You can use the Reporting server's URL for your report as it returns the data in the HTML format and show that that in the IFrame in HTML. I never did it but this approach can work by setting the Iframes URL as the reporting servers URL which will be something like this,
http://ServerName/ReportServer?%2fSome+Folder%2fSome+Report+Name&rs:Command=Render&rc:Toolbar=false&rc:HTMLFragment=true
Is there any way to read and view a PowerPoint presentation within a Windows Store App?
What I want to achieve is to open the .pptx file from the computer and display the slides inside the app. Basically, it would be like a PowerPoint viewer.
What I figured out with extensive searching is I can use Aspose.Slides API to convert the slides to images and then display them to the user. But firstly, Aspose.Slides is not available for WinRT and secondly, it is not free. The OOXML is really complicated and I can't find an approach to achieve this via OOXML. What could be a work around to the problem? And can there be a way to manipulate the slides?
I haven't seen a WinRT API for PowerPoint, but if you found one for .NET you could easily write a web service that would take a ppt or pptx and use the API to convert it to images or something else that you can display.
If you have some control over the presentations - you might also consider saving them as XPS which is WPF/XAML based format, but even then you would need to do some more work to process it to a XAML format compatible with WinRT/XAML and might still have some problems loading custom embedded fonts etc.
I'm using Prawn to generate invoices as PDFs on the fly, which open in Adobe Acrobat. Is there a quick way to have that same invoice display as HTML, or at least be viewable from within my web app while retaining the layout, rather than opening up a new window/PDF? I've been unable to find any good example or suggestions. Thanks for your time and assistance.
use send_data in your controller action to open required files in the browser.
Check out the following SO question for more info