I would like to use kendo in powerbi custom visuals using the powerbi dev tool at https://xxx.powerbi.com/devTools. When I try to include the contents of 1) kendo.all.js 2) kendo.all.d.ts, I receive the error message in power bi:
angular.min.js:116 TypeError: d.getModel(...).getMode(...).getEmitOutput is not a function at Object.s [as compile] (extensibility.min.js:3) at a.compile (extensibility.min.js:1) at extensibility.min.js:1 at m.$emit (angular.min.js:144) at m.t.compile (extensibility.min.js:1) at fn (eval at <anonymous> (angular.min.js:1), <anonymous>:4:212) at b (angular.min.js:124) at e (angular.min.js:268) at m.$eval (angular.min.js:142) at m.$apply (angular.min.js:143)4 Answers, 1 is accepted
The provided stack trace is pointing towards getEmitOutput(). This function is related to TypeScript. My initial suggestion would be to remove kendo.all.d.ts. and check if the issue still remains.
To help me establish what could be causing the error, please provide more details about the way you are using Power BI:
- Which product are you using?
- Is it Desktop or Mobile Version?
- Are you able to reproduce the problem in a simplified web page that is outside the Power BI environment?
- ...include any relevant details
Kind Regards,
Alex
Telerik
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The issue only occurs when I try to use Kendo.
I am using power bi as a product. They have a developer tool where you can add custom visuals.
It is a web / desktop app.
I only have this error in the power bi environment.
Powerbi is a typescript application so I need the typescript to integrate.
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As an update, I was able to get this to work but... without the full kendo ui. I only included a very small subset of files needed for multiselect from the opensource core.
This gist of the work around is here: https://gist.github.com/jcbowyer/5df55d4758a7614ca08d71eaf640fc57
I still would like to determine how to include the full kendo library rather than just the opensource components.
Hello Patrick,
I am glad that you managed to find a custom solution to integrate Kendo UI Core with Microsoft Power BI.
It looks like a possible approach for your scenario is to import the widgets one by one as described in the guide here:
https://powerbi.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/powerbi-custom-visuals-getting-started-with-developer-tools/
As a side note, I would suggest to try using the Kendo UI TypeScript definitions outside of the Microsoft Power BI environment. If the problem is not reproducing, I would recommend to forward the case to the Microsoft Power BI Support team as they will provide more relevant insight regarding the environment, since we are not specialists in the area.
Kind
Alex
Telerik