Had Customization: Custom Device Table - Universal Devices ISY-994i User Manual

Tip: If you want later on to modify your theme, just make a copy of the URL before
proceeding with the download. That will allow you to continue your modifications.
Install a new theme
21.4.3.1.2
Extract the zip file, and copy the following files over to replace the existing HAD files:
• Copy js\jquery-ui-9.9.9.custom.min.js over jqueryui.js
• Copy js\jquery-9.9.9.js over jquery.js (Optionnal: That will upgrade your jQuery
version)
• Copy css\custom-theme\jquery-ui-9.9.9.custom.min.css over jqueryui.css
Note about the jQueryUI images
21.4.3.1.3
The image file names are long names and are therefore not supported on ISY. ISY file names
are limited to 8 characters, with an extension of 3 characters. However, you could use
jQueryUI images if you host your web application on another web server. By default,
had.css overrides jQueryUI classes so that the jQueryUI images are not loaded.
If you want to use jQueryUI images, you need to:
• Copy the files over from css\custom-theme\images\* to images\*
• Modify had.css to allow jQueryui to access the images. The override is located at the
end of the file.

21.4.3.2HAD Customization: Custom device table

21.4.3.2.1What is a custom device table?
One of the powerful customization option is to use a custom device table. In its simplest
form, it is simply a way to group together the devices that you want together. As an
example, you could group some devices based on their location. But it can do a lot more
than that.
Common uses are:
• Show a device, but control it using a scene
• Control a program
• Control a variable using a "slider*
• Show a variable, controlled by a program
The power comes from grouping them as makes sense for you. An example would be to
have a section for your living room which would include lights control along with program
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