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The [https://youtu.be/F-lkzq-GMlk youtube clip found here] describes how to do a treeview and a flot.js diagram in a Turnkey site.
The [https://youtu.be/F-lkzq-GMlk youtube clip found here] describes how to do a treeview and a flot.js diagram in a Turnkey site.


The files to achieve this is both javascrpt and css - they must be placed in the correct locations so that assumptions that are done in the tree and flot are correct.
The files to achieve this is both javascript and css - they must be placed in the correct locations so that assumptions that are done in tree and flot are correct.


The complete sample model - in this case saved as a zip file of the ecomdl file and subfiles are found here. Also note the folder ending in _AssetsTK whenever the cloud upload executes it will try and find such a folder <yourModelName>_AssetsTK - it will include this in the upload to the TurnkeyServer and there it will be expanded.
The complete sample model - in this case saved as a 7z file of the ecomdl file and subfiles are found here. Also note the folder ending in _AssetsTK whenever the cloud upload executes it will try and find such a folder <yourModelName>_AssetsTK - it will include this in the upload to the TurnkeyServer and there it will be expanded.


It is the _AssetsTK folder that holds the javascripts and css that does the magic in this case.
It is the _AssetsTK folder that holds the javascripts and css that does the magic in this case.
[[File:AussiWork.7z|left|thumb|The 7z file]]
[[File:AussiWork.7z|left|thumb|The 7z file]]

Revision as of 21:44, 20 March 2017

The youtube clip found here describes how to do a treeview and a flot.js diagram in a Turnkey site.

The files to achieve this is both javascript and css - they must be placed in the correct locations so that assumptions that are done in tree and flot are correct.

The complete sample model - in this case saved as a 7z file of the ecomdl file and subfiles are found here. Also note the folder ending in _AssetsTK whenever the cloud upload executes it will try and find such a folder <yourModelName>_AssetsTK - it will include this in the upload to the TurnkeyServer and there it will be expanded.

It is the _AssetsTK folder that holds the javascripts and css that does the magic in this case. File:AussiWork.7z

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