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GOLIVE
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Visual HTTP/HTTPS image links with the Microsoft seal of approval

Hello PBI community,

Another user and I are developing separate dashboards that need to display images provided by web URLs (HTTP/HTTPS). As you know, Power BI doesn't have any built-in visualization for large images, so our alternative was to use a visual from Microsoft's Marketplace within Power BI, "Image by CloudScope.ยน" The problem is that our company's security policy has not approved this visual because it doesn't have the Microsoft seal of approval. There is a "PRO" version of this visual that does have the seal of approval ("Image PRO by CloudScope"), but the verified version only supports image calls in Base64 or SVGยฒ, not via HTTP/HTTPS links.


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Is there any visual that accepts HTTP/HTTPS image links with the Microsoft seal of approval?

Could you please recommend a reliable one?

Thank you for your help

 

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dm-p
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Hi @GOLIVE,

It's a requirement for Microsoft certification that a custom visual cannot access any external resources, so you will not find a visual that will load images over HTTP and be certified.

If  Power BI is configured to only allow certified visuals, admins can potentially add a visual to the organizational store, which effectively 'whitelists' it (assuming that they will permit this as an option and you aren't using Power BI Report Server).

Regards,

Daniel





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dm-p
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Hi @GOLIVE,

It's a requirement for Microsoft certification that a custom visual cannot access any external resources, so you will not find a visual that will load images over HTTP and be certified.

If  Power BI is configured to only allow certified visuals, admins can potentially add a visual to the organizational store, which effectively 'whitelists' it (assuming that they will permit this as an option and you aren't using Power BI Report Server).

Regards,

Daniel





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