New Visualization – Is HTML widget JavaScript / KNX interaction officially supported?

[Ahmed.K]

Thank you for the clarification.
Yes, we understand that the RGB control logic itself can be handled with native widgets, a global ETS object, or LM scripting when needed.

Our remaining question is mainly about the recommended architecture for the visualization layer in the new Visu.

Our goal is to build a single RGB supervision page with a custom user interface, including:

• a background floor plan,
  
• several RGB zones directly accessible from the plan,
  
• one global RGB control area,
  
• individual zone interaction (ON/OFF + color),
  
• and a more intuitive / modern page layout than a standard list of widgets.
  

So what we want to confirm is the following:

For this type of advanced RGB supervision page in the new Visu, is the recommended / supported approach to:

1. use the floor plan image as the visual base,
   
2. place multiple native Visu widgets on top of it as the interactive layer (switches, RGB/color widgets, buttons, links, indicators, etc.),
   
3. group them visually into one custom page layout,
   
4. and keep ETS / LM scripts only for the backend logic if some global behavior is required?
   

In other words, we would like to confirm that HTML widget + custom JavaScript is not the intended method for building the interactive control layer of such a page, and that the correct supported approach is to rely on native widgets for all interactions, while custom styling remains only a visual/layout topic.

If this understanding is correct, we will proceed with that architecture.

Thank you.