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What are you actually trying to achieve? It might be easier if you explain what you are trying to achieve in detail: animating somethng? Maybe there's a better way to do that. ... View more

WebIQ is a web HMI and as such all files have to be delivered by the web server. On the internet the browser security model prevent local access to files, as such you cannot use any local paths on your local disk: The proper way to implement this with WebIQ would be to create a LocalScript in Code Manager, add the code from animate.js and from the body of the HTML document there, add the LocalScript to your HMI in the Layout Manager, create a new Stylesheet in the Code Manager with the CSS code from style.css. The HTML widget inserts HTML code into the HMI - the HTML standard forbids multiple DOCTYPE declarations. You can insert HTML using the HTML widget, but not a complete document as this would not be valid HTML. ... View more

This is a short example - you can just create a new LocalScript (don't forget to add it to the HMI!) and replace the module.run() code by this block: module.run = function (self) { const im = shmi.visuals.session.ItemManager; const myItemHandler = im.getItemHandler(); myItemHandler.setValue = function (value) { console.log("The value of the item has been set to " + value); if (value == 1) { let p = [{ name: "notify", params: ["This dialog was triggered by a UI Action!", "UI Action Dialog"] }]; new shmi.visuals.core.UiAction(p).execute(); // close Dialog } }; const subscriptionToken = im.subscribeItem('SInt', myItemHandler); /* called when this local-script is disabled */ self.onDisable = function () { self.run = false; /* from original .onDisable function of LocalScript control */ subscriptionToken.unlisten(); }; }; This will show a dialog whenever the Item "SInt" changes to 1. ... View more

The numpad and overlay keyboards are opened automatically in WebIQ if enabled and cannot be triggered manually. ... View more