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Hello,
is there a way to open a specific web page in a mashup , when clicking on a row in the tree widget? So that I can configure for each Thing in a tree widget (which is defined by a Network of things) a URL which will open up, when clicking on it?
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Okay, since you're new to Thingworx you should do some tutorials first. Maybe this one is the right one for you https://developer.thingworx.com/en/resources/guides/data-model-services-events-and-subscriptions
I think its way easy if you learn the basic stuff first instead of letting me write the whole basic stuff here^^
To give an idea you service should so something like this:
const template = Things[selectedThingName].thingTemplate;
if(template === "TYPE_YOU_WANT_CHECK") {
result = "URL"; // or result = true in other cases false if you only want check
}
I'm not sure what you want to know exactly. Yes there's a way to do this.
Thank you for your answer.
I have created a service for getting my network in the mashup. And I am showing this Network in a "tree" widget. So far so good. And I was able also in the meanwhile to open a webframe with "double click"-Event in the tree widget.
Now I am trying to open a webframe (or another widget showing a Webpage) when clicking on a specific item in this tree widget --> the widget (or Network) consists of different Thing types. So I want to make only a specific Thing, listed in the tree, be able to open the webframe.
My tree looks like in the attached file and I want to be able ONLY in the row "L13" to click or double-click to open a Webpage. The other rows in the tree, like "3981" should be not able to open anything. Can I do this restriction?
The service which returns the items of your tree returns a info table right? So you can use "Selected Row(s)" (like in my screenshot) to get the selected row (without double click).
You can put this selected row into an other service which check if your item has the right thing type.
You can also look on the events of your service which returns the tree data. There is a "SelectedRowChanged" event which you can use to trigger the checking service.
Thank you for the answer. As I am very, very new to ThingWorx, I have unfortunately not much experience with creating services. The one I have created, I did with the help of some sample projects (BeanProEspresso).
So could you please tell me how I can write a service to check, if the Thing in my network is from a specific thing template?
That would be great!
Okay, since you're new to Thingworx you should do some tutorials first. Maybe this one is the right one for you https://developer.thingworx.com/en/resources/guides/data-model-services-events-and-subscriptions
I think its way easy if you learn the basic stuff first instead of letting me write the whole basic stuff here^^
To give an idea you service should so something like this:
const template = Things[selectedThingName].thingTemplate;
if(template === "TYPE_YOU_WANT_CHECK") {
result = "URL"; // or result = true in other cases false if you only want check
}
The code that you shared for the service worked for my purpose. Thank you very much!