How do you import 3rd party libraries using hyperlink instead of local file?
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How do you import 3rd party libraries using hyperlink instead of local file?
Hello, I am looking to get Graph.JS working within my Thingworx environment so I can have a bit more customization options with graph settings.
I've reviewed documentation here saying this is how third party javascript should be embedded into a custom widget.
Following a similar structure, I attempted to import 3rd party code via https://cdnjs.com/libraries/Chart.js by adding the following into my widget, that way I don't have to download the files. However, this seems not to work. Is it required to download the 3rd party files to get them into a 3rd party widget? If not, how do I use these hyperlink-style imports that might be commonly used, for example this Jquery link:
<script src="https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/3.6.0/jquery.min.js"></script>
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You can develop thingworx custom widget to include 3rd party libraries.
Please refer below link - Creating Customized ThingWorx Widgets (ptc.com)
Referencing Third-Party JavaScript Libraries and Files in Customized Widgets (ptc.com)
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Hello! I know that this post it`s a long time freezed, but i`m trying to use JQuery too.
Did you solve this problem? Found some solution to use a 3rd party library inside JS code in a Thing?
Thank you.
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You can develop thingworx custom widget to include 3rd party libraries.
Please refer below link - Creating Customized ThingWorx Widgets (ptc.com)
Referencing Third-Party JavaScript Libraries and Files in Customized Widgets (ptc.com)
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I had found the second link, but I didn't understand it. Now it made sense.
Thank you very much!
