History of Package The IQNOX team has logged thousands of hours in ThingWorx and have built a remarkable amount of mashups for clients. Over time the IQNOX team started exploring the creation of custom widgets, capable of having visual themes applied to them, to help with current project obstacles. Once prototypes were built, the IQNOX team...
Import the Iqnox-widgets-min.zip into ThingWorx using the import/export extension feature in ThingWorx. This will install all of the IQNOX widgets. You can double check that the Widgets have been imported by going to the Manage menu in ThingWorx and selecting Installed Extensions. All of the widgets should be listed if they imported correctly.
In order to use the IQNOX widgets in a mashup you will need to set the TemplateStore property on the mashup itself. In the Explorer tab, select the mashup and search for the TemplateStore property. If you don’t already have a TemplateStore you can easily create a new one by creating a new Thing and using the IQNOX_Widget_Template_Store_TT Thing Template or you can duplicate an...
Widget Configurator Every IQNOX widget comes with a style configurator. Selecting an IQNOX Widget will add a button at the top of the widget properties panel. or When clicking the configurator button you will be prompted with a pop-up on top of the mashup builder. The configurator has several sections. info The configurator has multi-window capabilities. Configurator Sections History support In v3.5.0 along with the new look for...
Developing applications with ThingWorx can be greatly enhanced by utilizing the right set of tools and widgets. On top of the IQNOX Widget Pack, there are several open-source widgets and tools that can be used to improve the development process. These are developed and maintained by developers at IQNOX in an open source manner. These...