

- TABLEAU DESKTOP 2020.3 PDF
- TABLEAU DESKTOP 2020.3 SERIAL
- TABLEAU DESKTOP 2020.3 UPDATE
- TABLEAU DESKTOP 2020.3 DOWNLOAD

Fixed in Tableau 2019.1 HTML drop-down menus in popup dialog windows do not work as expected on MacOS.HTML drop-down menus in popup dialog windows
TABLEAU DESKTOP 2020.3 PDF
pdf file, or save the dashboard as an image (or receive an image of the dashboard, as part of subscription) the zone that contains the extension will be blank. Unable to print or save image of the extension in a dashboard
TABLEAU DESKTOP 2020.3 SERIAL
The method is not entirely asynchronous and includes some serial operations. If your extension uses the getDataSourcesAsync() method, calling this method might negatively impact performance and responsiveness of the viz that your extension is added to. The date/time is still correct, however, it is just that the data/time is converted to UTC.
TABLEAU DESKTOP 2020.3 UPDATE
When you update a date or date-time parameter using changeValueAsync(), the time zone information is not kept. Time zone not persisted when updating date parameter You can avoid these errors if you specify the subjectAlternativeName (SAN) in the extended certificate parameters when you sign your certificate.įor more information, see Google Chromium Enterprise Known Issues - Error “Subject Alternative Name Missing” and the following discussion on Stack Overflow: Invalid self signed SSL cert - “Subject Alternative Name Missing” on StackOverflow. You might see one of the following errors:įailed to load resource: net::ERR_CERT_COMMON_NAME_INVALID Because of this update, dashboard extensions hosted on web servers that use self-signed certificates (SSL) might not work in Tableau 2021.1, or in the most recent Tableau maintenance releases: 2020.2.7+, 2020.3.6+, and 2020.4.2+. Tableau now uses Qt WebEngine 5.15, which is based on Chromium version, with additional security fixes from newer versions of Chromium. Unable to run dashboard extension using self-signed certificates
TABLEAU DESKTOP 2020.3 DOWNLOAD
For more information about debugging extensions and using the Chromium browser, see Debug Extensions in Tableau Desktop and Download the Chromium Browser. If you are using Tableau Desktop versions 2018.2 or 2018.3, you can use Chromium version 47. If you are using Tableau Desktop 2019.1 or later, you can debug extensions using Chrome version 79 or Chromium version 79. Unable to debug extensions using Chrome version 80 or laterīecause of incompatibilities between Chrome and the internal Chromium-based browser used in Tableau, you can’t use Chrome version 80 or later to debug your extensions.

What Happens When you Reload an Extension.Create a "Hello World" Dashboard Extension.Design Guidelines for Dashboard Extensions.
