You can now customize the widget by checking out other guides we have available. Make sure you have the CORS configured in case you run into any errors. You can connect it with your existing flows or pass URLs from your file storage.
#Addon mindix code#
In the code snippet, we are listening for any of the changes in props and then calling loadDocument API to load a new document. The Attribute that you have created in previous steps is passed in props.value: Inside of it, you can see WebViewer constructor where you can pass various customization options and call APIs on the instance object. Open WebViewer component available in src/components/PDFViewer.tsx. Navigate to the WebViewer location inside of App/CustomWidgets/webViewer and open it in your favourite code editor. Attribute parameter can be used to pass a URL to open specific document. Now let's connect the Attribute parameter to be accessible by the WebViewer. The WebViewer now loads inside of your page with the default file. You can now run the app by clicking Run Locally at the top. Right-click on Web Viewer widget and select Attribute by selecting Attribute string you have created.
Go back to the page you placed the data view, in the Toolbar, under Add-on widgets you should now see Web Viewer. Press F4, or from the top menu bar select Project > Synchronize Project Directory. Open the textbox's properties, find the Data source panel, and change the Attribute (path) to the string attribute you created in Steps 1 and 2. Go back to the page you placed the data view, and drag Text box into data view. Right-click the Create Entity activity, then click Set $NewEntity as Return Value. Open the object by double-clicking on it and select the entity we created earlier. Open newly created microflow, delete the parameter object (the object that has has U and (Not set) underneath) and drag Create object from the toolbox onto the arrow. In the microflow field, click the Select button and press New. Double-click the widget, and give it a data source microflow by selecting Data source > Type > Microflow. If you do not have a the Toolbox window open on the right, the bottom right corner of the window should have the Toolbox tab as an option. Next, open the page inside of your module.Īdd a Data view widget by dragging it from the Toolbox. Leave everything as is, and ensure its Type is set to String. Right-click the newly created Entity, click Add > Attribute. Theme/resources should have a directory structure like so: /path/to/your/mendix/app/theme/resourcesĪccess the Domain Model of the module where the viewer will be integrated, and create a new Entity. Create a new folder called lib and place the contents from there. In Mendix, we can place it into theme/resources. The files are located in and must be moved into a location that will be served and publicly accessible. Next, we must copy the static assets required for WebViewer to run. Starting 'copyToDeployment'.įiles generated in dist and. This will make a build of the Mendix Web Widget with the latest version of WebViewer, and it will be complete when you see something like this in your terminal: Finished 'bound runWebpack' after 4.09 s In terminal or command line navigate to CustomWidgets/webViewer and run: npm installĪfter the command completes, run: npm run dev
#Addon mindix pro#
Open Mendix Studio Pro and create a new project by selecting File > New Project from the top menu bar, and choose the Blank app.Īfter creating a new app, or inside of the existing app navigate to the app's directory and create a new folder called CustomWidgets/webViewer and place the extracted contents from WebViewer Mendix Web Widget.īy default, Mendix projects are stored in: C:\Users\$your_username\Documents\Mendix\
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