PowerBI Embed Reports vs Odyno GoogleGroups

Embed PowerBI content/report seamlessly on the WordPress site with the PowerBI Embed Reports plugin. The plugin uses Microsoft’s graph API to embed Power BI content such as dashboards, reports, Q&A, and report visuals. You can check out the following video to embed the Power BI report on WordPress: PowerBI Embed Reports provides you the option to embed the PowerBI content on a WordPress page or post using a shortcode with specified width and height. Generate multiple shortcodes based on PowerBI Workspace ID or Report ID to easily embed different PowerBI resources. Check out the setup guide to learn more about Integrating Power BI with WordPress. The plugin allows you to embed PowerBI analytics which present data that your app owns through your own PowerBI account, or data that the user owns through their PowerBI accounts. Support for PowerBI users to view any type of embedded artifact. PowerBI Embed Reports allows you to embed PowerBI content in different modes with different settings such as language, locale, mobile height, mobile width and much more.. In this manner you may configure different settings as per your requirements. PowerBI Embed Reports also allows users to access reports using SSO service from Azure or Microsoft, that is users can log into WordPress using credentials of Azure portal account. This WordPress plugin in all manner supports Microsoft Power BI Embedded, including dashboards, reports, report visuals, Q&A, and tiles. Power BI is a sophisticated data analytics software and service package from Microsoft. More information on Power BI is available at www.powerbi.com. Row-level security (RLS) with Power BI Support of row-level security (RLS) for restricting PowerBI data access to your users. Filters restrict PowerBI data access at the row level, and you can define filters within roles. Row Level Security in Power BI is a data governance capability of Power BI that restricts data based on the authorization context of the logged-in user. RLS forms an integral part of an organization’s data protection strategy as it implements appropriate data visibility for end-users. Power BI Row Level Security ensures that end users have visibility only into the data of Power BI they are supposed to see. Inappropriate access management can lead to chaos and unforeseen circumstances in any organization. Row Level Security in Power BI is a way to protect sensitive data by limiting visibility access to Power BI data and reports. Row Level Security Power BI is a horizontal limitation applied to rows within a table. Power BI applies filters on the data for the users with limited visibility based on the instructions outlined by the administrator. The filters in Power BI apply data access limitations at the row level, and these filters can be defined within roles. Power BI Row Level Security Use Cases : Implementing Row Level Security in Power BI is a must if your dataset includes sensitive information (for example, information related to company financial accounts, customer information, or patient information). Below-mentioned is a list of the Row Level Security use cases seen across many organizations. Location-based RLS in Power BI: When the company wants a user to only view information within a specific area or location (City/State/Country). Employee-based RLS in Power BI: When the company wants an employee to only view information pertaining to his job responsibility. For example, a Store Manager should only view information related to the store’s business. Business Line-based RLS in Power BI: When the company wants a user to only view information within a specific business line (Product/Service/Unit). Other RLS in Power BI: Apart from the above-mentioned use cases, RLS can also be implemented with respect to Time (Month/Year), Customer (Specific Customer/Group of Customers), etc. Power BI is all about Data Analytics, Data Visualization, and Business Intelligence. It is used by Data Professionals all over the world to examine data from multiple sources and create attractive Charts, Dashboards, and Reports according to user-specified data. However, it is quite necessary to protect sensitive Power BI data and one of the best practices to do so is by implementing Power BI Row Level Security (RLS). Restrict / Filter PowerBI Content Embed PowerBI reports plugin allows you to restrict the Power BI report content based on the logged in status or the WordPress roles. The plugin also allows you to embed PowerBI reports based on Memberships for your Organization as well as manage permissions for users or security groups of the active directory on different artifacts like PowerBI dashboards, reports, etc. Integration with 3rd Party Plugins Integrate with MemberPress, Paid Membership Pro, Ultimate members, and many more to provide access to the Power BI Content based on the WordPress Memberships. Seamless integration with WooCommerce, WooCommerce memberships, WooCommerce Teams. Features 1) SSO via Azure AD : You can configure SSO via Azure AD so as to show the content of the reports via toggle button provided in the PowerBI Embed Reports plugin. 2) Resource Type Report Embed : You can embed multiple reports from PowerBI by just embedding a shortcode generated by PowerBI Embed Reports Plugin and also can define different Height and Width for the embedded resource. 3) Settings for Embedded Resource : Filter Pane : This feature enables or disables the display of the filter pane on the embedded PowerBI resource. Page Navigation : This feature enables or disables the display of the page navigation bar below the embedded PowerBI content. Language : If you wish to view the PowerBI embedded content in any specific language then you may configure it from this option. Format Locale: With this feature, you may change the locale format for PowerBI embedded resource. Mobile Breakpoint: This is the value that will be considered for embedding the PowerBI report in the mobile layout. Any width less than the entered amount will trigger the Mobile Report Embed functionality. Mobile Height : This is the height for the mobile layout when width is less than the value entered in Mobile Breakpoint. Mobile Width : This is the width for the mobile layout when width is less than the value entered in Mobile Breakpoint. You may configure any of the settings above as per your requirements. 4) Modes for Embedding: You can embed PowerBI content in three different modes namely View Mode: Embedded PowerBI content will not be in editable mode i.e would be only viewable and no changes would be made. Edit Mode: Embedded PowerBI content would be in editable format i.e. we can modify the content as we can at the PowerBI end. Create Mode: Embed container would open a specified dataset by which you can create your own resource and also save it on the PowerBI end. Premium Version Features 5) Other resource type embedding (Premium): Dashboards: If you want to embed PowerBI dashboards in WordPress pages or posts then you can embed them using a generated shortcode generated by just giving some value of id’s and also can configure different settings for the embedded resource. Q&A: If you want to embed PowerBI Q&A’s in WordPress pages or posts then you can embed it using a generated shortcode generated by just giving some values and also can configure different settings for the embedded resource. Tile: If you want to embed PowerBI Tiles in WordPress pages or posts then you can embed it using a generated shortcode generated by just giving some details and also can configure different settings for the embedded resource. Report Visuals: If you want to embed PowerBI report visuals in WordPress pages or posts then you can embed it using a generated shortcode generated by just giving some information and also can configure different settings for the embedded resource. 6) Configure Row Level Security (Premium): Row-level security (RLS) allows you to create a single or a set of reports that targets data for a specific user. In this feature, you will be able to implement RLS by using the Power BI roles configured and also matching them with respective WordPress roles or 3rd party memberships. 7) Integration with 3rd party plugins like Paid Membership Pro, WooCommerce and many more (Premium): Implement RLS or Row-level Security with any memberships created in a 3rd party plugin such as MemberPress, WP-Members, Paid Membership Pro, Ultimate Member etc. 8) Access based on WordPress roles / Membership/ Azure AD security groups (Premium): The plugin “PowerBI Embed Reports” provides seamless support for Row-Level Security which filters the content of reports based on assigned roles in Power BI Desktop. You can also restrict the Power BI report content based on WordPress user logged-in status, WordPress roles, WordPress Membership levels, etc. 9) Domain-based Power BI Content access (Premium): Domain-based access can be achieved by our PowerBI Embed Reports plugin. But just keep in mind that the user email domain and RLS role name should be the same in order to apply RLS. 10) Embed specific pages of Report (Premium): So as to embed a specific page of a report and not show other pages or none other pages to be accessible then you can also embed a specific page of the PowerBI Resource. Use cases 1) PowerBI Embed Reports for Customers You can display the PowerBI reports / PowerBI dashboards on your WordPress site to different clients or employees from other organizations. These Clients / Employees can be from multiple Azure AD / Office 365 tenants. 2) PowerBI Embed Reports for an Organization You can display the Power BI artifacts (Power BI dashboards, Power BI datasets, Power BI Reports, Power BI tiles,etc) to Employees within your organization on the WordPress site. Employees can perform SSO with Azure AD credentials in order to be able to access the embedded Power BI reports. 3) Filter Embedded PowerBI Report according to Roles We can show reports according to the memberships configured in WordPress as something like : 1. Free Membership Level : None of the reports are to be displayed 2. Premium Membership Level : Only REPORT1 is to be displayed 3. Enterprise Membership Level : Both REPORT1 and REPORT2 are to be displayed You can acquire any of such use cases mentioned above in the 3rd point. If you require any help with this PowerBI Embed Reports Plugin, please feel free to email us at [email protected] or Contact us. Website Check out our website for other plugins http://miniorange.com/plugins or click here to see all our listed WordPress plugins. For more support or info email us at [email protected] or Contact us.

The OdynoGoogleGroups embed the Google Groups on WordPress! You can see all discussion on your article or WordPress page. All you must do is to add a shortcode on your page editor! Demo features API for the extensions Embed your “custom domain” Google Group on WordPress page/post Embed public Google Group forum on WordPress page/post Widget with last messages of group. It’s easy To add gGroups on page/post add this shortcode,just swap “name-of-group” with your group name [google-groups name=”my-group-name”] To add widgets into sidebar Go to Appearance -> Widgets -> Google Groups Widget It’s opened to extensions You can use it on your plugin or into “Page Template” (see Page Templates « WordPress Codex ) with the function do_odyno_google_groups(…) or with 4 custom actions!! (see one example on plugin Home Site or on plugin admin section) How to use it? It’s very easy! You can add the group forum on your page in only three steps! Add page Set follow code on post editor [google_groups name=”name-of-groups”] just swap “name-of-group” with your group name And now.. that’s all… go to the preview! Configure it If you want to control the view, you can add these attributes on shortcode id: unique id of groups (default is random number) name: name of groups (default is random number) width: the width of page (default is 100%) height: the height of page (default is 800px) domain: the name of domain of groups (default none) showsearch: whether to show an embedded search box on destination forum pages. (default is false) hideforumtitle: if you want to show the forum title and description, false if you don’t want to show the title or description (default is true) hidesubject: if you want to hide the subject of the last post in My Forums view, false if you want to leave the subject visible (default is true) showtabs: whether to show tabs for changing views (e.g., to the Members view), on destination forum pages (default is false) For designers If you want customize the style of view, you can add css and use the hook!! For developer You can use the Odyno Google Groups on your plugin! Otherwise you can use it on your current theme. In according to Codex, you can modify the current theme with “Child Themes « WordPress Codex”, with a new “Page Templates « WordPress Codex” or simply modify directly the php file of theme. In any of this case you can add a invocation of function do_odyno_google_groups() and you will have same action of shortcode. Also the parameters of function are the same of shortcode. Otherwise on your plugin or on your function.php you can add one hook to one of 4 action and you can run your custom code. The allowed action are show below and all action have the same parameter of do_odyno_google_groups() function: pre_ogg_show action. It’s called before do_odyno_google_groups() function post_ogg_show action. It’s called after do_odyno_google_groups() function pre_ogg_shortcode action. It’s called before invocation of all shortcode [google_groups] post_ogg_shortcode action. It’s called after invocation of all shortcode [google_groups] Credits Copyright 2012 Alessandro Staniscia (email : [email protected]) This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License, version 2, as published by the Free Software Foundation. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin St, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA