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How to add a tecton widget in the online banking dashboard

Hi everyone
I have a custom SSO extension and need to create some dynamic widgets and put them on the home page and redirect a customer to my extension page on click

I've gone through the documentation and tried to find any examples, but could not find any (or I just missed something), and didn't understand the details from the documentation.

The best example I found is this one: https://gitlab.com/Q2Antilles/sdk-examples/composable-dashboard-examples/-/tree/develop/
but I also couldn't find any docs on how to add widgets

Could you please help with inserting these things on the home page?
Thanks in advance

Posted 4 years ago
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We had a previous answer to this question that is out of date, so I deleted it.

Currently our development environment is configured so you can dynamically place widgets on the page with query parameters in the URL. See here for more details:

https://docs.q2developer.com/docs/guides/frontend_development/widgets.html

For instance, if your extension was named and installed as MyWidget, and your stack name was mystack, the URL for placing the widget on the home page top would be:

https://stack.q2developer.com/sdk/mystack/ardent/uux.aspx?widget_location=dashboard.top&widget_name=MyWidget.Main

You can name the extension whatever you want, and when you request deployment, specify the widget location you want it in Online Banking, and we will add it permanently to the theme.

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