Current container id

I have a perspective on a folder with a simple widget that should show current node id. I do not have WebReports.

How do I do that?

My progress so far, but cannot get the id

var context = new PageContext();
var connector = context.getObject(ConnectorFactory);

var model = context.getModel(NodeModelFactory);

var idd = model.get('id');

console.log(idd);

});
</script>

Thanks

Uldis

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Ferdinand Prantl

What you show is no widget. It looks like a custom page, which will always log "undefined" :-)

Have a look at the Hello widget in te SDK, please, You can debug through it on its test page. If you generated you project using the csui-extension generator, you can add a new widget there by using the widget sub-generator:

  yo csui-extension:widget

A widget is a visual component, which has to expose at least the main view. For example, a minimum widget showing the node ID would contain a view, a template and a stylesheet:

src/widgets/node.info/node.view.js:

  define([    'csui/lib/marionette', 'csui/utils/contexts/factories/node',    'hbs!myext/widgets/node.info/impl/node.info',    'css!myext/widgets/node.info/impl/node.info'  ], function (Marionette, NodeModelFactory, template) {    var NodeInfoView = Marionette.ItemView.extend({      className: 'myext-nodeinfo panel panel-default',      template: template,      constructor: function NodeInfoView(options) {        options.model = options.context.getModel(NodeModelFactory);        Marionette.ItemView.prototype.constructor.call(this, options);        this.listenTo(this.model, 'change', this.render);      }    });    return NodeInfoView;  });

widgets/node.info/impl/node.info.hbs:

  {{id}}

widgets/node.info/impl/node.info.css:

  .binf-widgets .myext-nodeinfo {    width: 100%;    height: 100%;  }

Uldis

Thanks, but I do not have any csui project. I was trying to put some javascript code in "HTML Title" widget. Goal was to get current container id and have a button "Start something" + passing the id.

Ferdinand Prantl

I'm afraid, that the "HTML Tile" widget does not support script execution for security reasons. The widget is a "Wiki Tile"; not a "(Free) HTML Tile". You are supposed to use the wiki-editing functionality in there. I admit, that the current widget name is not optimal.

If you want a widget with a custom script, you can:

Either write your own widget using Smart UI SDK, The SDK contains a project generator to create a Smart UI extension module and a widget sub-generator to add a new widget to the project.
Or buy WebReports and put the script code to the Tile Report widget.