I want to put Power BI Embedded feature in my blogging site.
https://powerbi.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/powerbi-developer-get-azuread-access-token/
Is there a way to create a access token with wordpress?
I've gone through in Azure portal and setup Workspace Collection, Workspace, and Subscription ID and Workspace ID are also created. I have everything I need, but I have no idea how to put this in my Wordpress site.
https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/services/power-bi-embedded/
This is the new(er) offer from Power BI Embedded.
Follow the doc there and you can easily embed wherever you want, including WordPress
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I own and operate my own Content Management System (CMS) web application targeted at a specific type of customer (schools). Each customer wants to track the traffic to their own website. Of course, I could ask them to each create their own Google Analytics account and then provide me with the tracking ID so that my CMS can embed the correct code onto their pages. But I was wondering if there was a better way ... something more automated, and something that involves less work on their part.
I was thinking that for each customer, I could use the Google Analytics APIs to automatically create a new Property with the appropriate filter and then give the customer "Read & Analyze" permissions for that property. The problem with that is that I'm limited to creating 50 properties under my account.
Any other ideas? I'm just wondering if I'm missing some feature of GA that is specifically designed for this scenario.
Thanks,
Rajeev
Asking each user to create their own analytics account is the correct solution. Then they should just give your cms the id, and then your cms should include the correct analytics javascript code. It's the way all other cms systems supports Google Analytics
I have a small multitenant application and I want to use google analytics to track the different minitenants. Tutorials on this topic seem to be pretty scarce, but I was wondering how I would go about
1) Rendering the dashboard for each 'site'
2) Allowing the creation of new sites for google analytic 'sites' automatically.
Using a 'global' Google account.
Any help would be very much appreciated.
For building dashboards to report on the analytics of your various sites/properties I would recommend using the Embed API to get started quickly. But since you stated you are interested in also managing Google Analytics properties programmatically. It might be useful go through the quick start guide for the language and application type of your choice. Python Service account or a PHP Web App, the list goes on.
But if you need to actually provision new accounts for each end user there is also the Google Analytics Provisioning API. There are restrictions on who is allowed to use that API, namely you need to be AdWords Channel Partner.
I am creating a webpage that will display charts from a Power BI dashboard.
Upon entering the website the user must log in with their Office 365 account, so that I can access their dashboard and display their charts on my webpage.
Any leads on how I can put a specific chart in an iframe?
Example:
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/powerbi/archive/2014/02/28/the-oscars-with-power-bi.aspx
Update: Since I originally answered this question, much has changed.
In application embedding: if you're building a secure web site and want to embed content from a user's Power BI account, you can use our tile and report embedding capabilities. At the link you'll find documentation and samples to get you started.
Public anonymous embedding: if you're a blogger, journalist, or organization looking to embed reports publicly to share data or tell a story using data, you can use the Power BI Publish to web feature. It allows you to take a report from your Power BI account and with a few clicks publish it so anyone on the internet can view and access it.
As always if you're looking for a new feature head over to our ideas site so we can let you know when we've completed items you've asked for.
How can we go about transferring an existing wordpress website, with lots of images in wp-content/uploads folder.
I have been able to run a fresh wordpress install on GAE following this
https://developers.google.com/appengine/articles/wordpress
The part where I am stuck is how to transfer an existing website?
I don't think you will find a drag-and-drop way to transfer your current WordPress installation to AppEngine, at least not without a good deal of effort:
First, you need to manually create a migration/mapping from your current data store to an instance of CloudSQL.
Second, you need to (somehow) remap all the static files/images to either Blobstore or Google Cloud Storage as there are limits to the amount of static files you can upload to an App Engine app.
Third make sure all your existing plugins URL rules can be matched with AppEngine's routing mechanism.
I would like to make a streaming store like Lynda.com, Udemy.com, or other video-training websites - where the customer can buy and/or subscribe to my digital library, but the customer can only stream the content, no downloading. Is this something I should do in WordPress, Shopify, or something else? A key aspect would be the customer being able to go back-and-forth between buying an individual stream and a monthly subscription without losing their purchased streams.
The content will be self-created audio files. As far as the audio-player, I was thinking about using SoundCloud.com and privatizing the audio on SoundCloud.com. Then embed the audio onto the site to prevent pirating and rely on a third-party site to host the audio content rather than burdening the hosting provider. Or is there a better solution?
Thanks for any feedback!
You CAN use Wordpress, but there will need to be more involved then just setting up a basic website. You'll need to provide the user with a unique URL to stream the content from.
Other than building a custom platform, you can use something like http://buddypress.org/ to create user profiles. And only allow paid users to access certain content.
Shopify will only help with taking orders. Not giving users account access to login.
You could use shopify, then build out a user login side using something like Heroku. We had a similar goal to build a marketplace for live music bookings - basically the difference here being that the artists were the users, not the customers. We used Collections as profiles and Products as bookable packages. We simply embedded youtube vids and made sure to turn off recommendations in the youtube embed code. We currently make this information public, but it could be behind a login (the basic login/account that shopify provide) in your instance. It would be a little bit manual: e.g. they 'purchase' the subscription, then they create a login at checkout, whereby they're then able to access the videos/audio.
Have a play with our marketplace as an example of what I mean: tremolo.com.au