#[non_exhaustive]pub struct CustomContentVisual {
pub visual_id: String,
pub title: Option<VisualTitleLabelOptions>,
pub subtitle: Option<VisualSubtitleLabelOptions>,
pub chart_configuration: Option<CustomContentConfiguration>,
pub actions: Option<Vec<VisualCustomAction>>,
pub data_set_identifier: String,
pub visual_content_alt_text: Option<String>,
}
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A visual that contains custom content.
For more information, see Using custom visual content in the Amazon QuickSight User Guide.
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; and struct update syntax will not work.visual_id: String
The unique identifier of a visual. This identifier must be unique within the context of a dashboard, template, or analysis. Two dashboards, analyses, or templates can have visuals with the same identifiers.
title: Option<VisualTitleLabelOptions>
The title that is displayed on the visual.
subtitle: Option<VisualSubtitleLabelOptions>
The subtitle that is displayed on the visual.
chart_configuration: Option<CustomContentConfiguration>
The configuration of a CustomContentVisual
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actions: Option<Vec<VisualCustomAction>>
The list of custom actions that are configured for a visual.
data_set_identifier: String
The dataset that is used to create the custom content visual. You can't create a visual without a dataset.
visual_content_alt_text: Option<String>
The alt text for the visual.
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Source§impl CustomContentVisual
impl CustomContentVisual
Sourcepub fn visual_id(&self) -> &str
pub fn visual_id(&self) -> &str
The unique identifier of a visual. This identifier must be unique within the context of a dashboard, template, or analysis. Two dashboards, analyses, or templates can have visuals with the same identifiers.
Sourcepub fn title(&self) -> Option<&VisualTitleLabelOptions>
pub fn title(&self) -> Option<&VisualTitleLabelOptions>
The title that is displayed on the visual.
Sourcepub fn subtitle(&self) -> Option<&VisualSubtitleLabelOptions>
pub fn subtitle(&self) -> Option<&VisualSubtitleLabelOptions>
The subtitle that is displayed on the visual.
Sourcepub fn chart_configuration(&self) -> Option<&CustomContentConfiguration>
pub fn chart_configuration(&self) -> Option<&CustomContentConfiguration>
The configuration of a CustomContentVisual
.
Sourcepub fn actions(&self) -> &[VisualCustomAction]
pub fn actions(&self) -> &[VisualCustomAction]
The list of custom actions that are configured for a visual.
If no value was sent for this field, a default will be set. If you want to determine if no value was sent, use .actions.is_none()
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Sourcepub fn data_set_identifier(&self) -> &str
pub fn data_set_identifier(&self) -> &str
The dataset that is used to create the custom content visual. You can't create a visual without a dataset.
Sourcepub fn visual_content_alt_text(&self) -> Option<&str>
pub fn visual_content_alt_text(&self) -> Option<&str>
The alt text for the visual.
Source§impl CustomContentVisual
impl CustomContentVisual
Sourcepub fn builder() -> CustomContentVisualBuilder
pub fn builder() -> CustomContentVisualBuilder
Creates a new builder-style object to manufacture CustomContentVisual
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Source§impl Clone for CustomContentVisual
impl Clone for CustomContentVisual
Source§fn clone(&self) -> CustomContentVisual
fn clone(&self) -> CustomContentVisual
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impl Debug for CustomContentVisual
Source§impl PartialEq for CustomContentVisual
impl PartialEq for CustomContentVisual
impl StructuralPartialEq for CustomContentVisual
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impl Freeze for CustomContentVisual
impl RefUnwindSafe for CustomContentVisual
impl Send for CustomContentVisual
impl Sync for CustomContentVisual
impl Unpin for CustomContentVisual
impl UnwindSafe for CustomContentVisual
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