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_Lya_19861-Visitor
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September 18, 2019
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Google Chart Widget not working since system upgrade

  • September 18, 2019
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Hi All,

 

I'm Ilona from Hungary. 

I've used ThigWorx 8.2.2 for 1 year, and now 3 weks ago the system was updated to 8.4.4 version.

My problem is, earlier i have written some GoogleChart widget swith Extension SDK in Eclipse. It worked well.

But after the upgrade they have been done. 

 

In IDE environment I see the Timeline or another widget, but in runtime it is nowhere.

 

This is the Timeline code: 

https://developers.google.com/chart/interactive/docs/gallery/timeline

 

I've the loader.js library, it works earlier well. I've written timeline.runtime.js, timeline.ide.js, timeline.ide.css, timeline.runtime.css. 

I've used Extension SDK 8.2 and i can't download the newest version. 

Error message: 

Subscription already exists for this edition. To modify the subscription please select a different edition or change the selected units.

 

In debug mode I see the sourcecode of Timeline, can make a run line by line, but it seem like not working. 

 

What should be the different between 8.2.2 and 8.4.4 version?

What should I do to solve this problem?

 

Thank you in advanced,

Ilona

 

 

Best answer by _Lya_1986

Hello,

 

Yes, I'v tried, but the solution has come.

It was a different between the 2 version:

split() function.

In the 8.2 version worked this:

 

split("SomeString",",")

 

but in the new version just this working:

SomeString.split(",");

 

So the code didn't run, but there was no error message, whitch is quite intersting.

 

THX,

Ilona

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posipova20-Turquoise
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September 30, 2019

Have you tried with the newer SDK, not 8.2? 

https://marketplace.ptc.com/apps/193544/extension-sdk#!overview

The api pattern might have changed, also with the widgets becoming webcomponents.

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_Lya_19861-VisitorAuthorAnswer
1-Visitor
October 2, 2019

Hello,

 

Yes, I'v tried, but the solution has come.

It was a different between the 2 version:

split() function.

In the 8.2 version worked this:

 

split("SomeString",",")

 

but in the new version just this working:

SomeString.split(",");

 

So the code didn't run, but there was no error message, whitch is quite intersting.

 

THX,

Ilona

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