PVZwindow = document.getElementById("PVZwindow")
I got it to work using both OBJECT and embed: I'd be curious to see what you're building using the Javascript API.Ī little late, but still (it javascript since I am trying to make a weblink application for this) If you need any further guidance, please let me know. The installation will ask you to completely reinstall Creo View as it's also installing the demo data, documentation, and other resources required for the toolkit. When you download the installation package, be sure to uninstall any currently installed versions of Creo View or ProiductView first. If it's possible, I'm sure these guides will help you toward that goal. However, I'm sure these documents can help you decipher how to embed Creo View Express and work with the controls through Javascript. For instance, I know the Microsoft option requires a special license. You'll need a special license to actually use Creo View (standard licensed edition) with some of these features. The final document covers working with Creo View directly in Java.
The second will give you information on embedding and extending Creo View functionality using Javascript (for Web Development). One will cover how to embed Creo View into Microsoft Office documents. Inside this toolkit bundle, you'll get 3 sets of documentation. Under Creo 1.0, you'll see software for Creo View Client and Creo View Toolkits. Even if you're running Wildfire 2-5, Creo View 1.0 will still read all those legacy files so it's safe to go with this one. Log in to PTC.COM with your username and password and then try this link:Ĭlink the "+" next to the desired version of Creo View.
I also know this documentation will show you how to enable Creo View without the toolbar. I'm not a web designer but I know where you can get some helpful documentation.
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