Cisco Room Kit Macro - How to initialize a ToggleButton XML value to 1

[simon_ntt]

Hello,

I'm currently developing a macro for a Cisco DX80 device. In that macro, I have these Javascript methods that I use to create a panel which contains a button and a few toggle buttons:

async function uiAddPanel(panelName, participantsRows = []) {
    const panelId = `${panelPrefix}${panelName}`;
    const xml = `<Extensions>
        <Version>1.7</Version>
        <Panel>
            <Order>1</Order>
            <PanelId>examplePanel</PanelId>
            <Origin>local</Origin>
            <Type>InCall</Type>
            <Icon>Lightbulb</Icon>
            <Name>Example Panel</Name>
            <ActivityType>Custom</ActivityType>
            <Page>
            <Name>List</Name>
            ${participantsRows.join("")}}
            <Row>
                <Name>Option 1</Name>
                <Widget>
                <WidgetId>optionOneWidget</WidgetId>
                <Name/>
                <Type>Button</Type>
                <Options>size=2</Options>
                </Widget>
            </Row>
            <Options/>
            </Page>
        </Panel>
    </Extensions>`
    console.info(`Adding panel ${panelId}`);
    await xapi.Command.UserInterface.Extensions.Panel.Save({
        PanelId: panelId,
    }, xml);
}

function uiRow(participantName, widgetId) {
    return `<Row>
        <Name>${participantName}</Name>
        <Widget>
            <WidgetId>${widgetId}</WidgetId>
            <Type>ToggleButton</Type>
            <Options>size=1</Options>
            <Value>
                <Key>0</Key>
                <Name>on</Name>
            </Value>
        </Widget>
    </Row>`;
}

In the uiRow method, I'm trying to hardcode values to test if I can instantiate a toggle button in the "ON" position but I can't figure out how to do it.

Does Cisco have some documentation where it describes how to build a UI using XML? I've searched everywhere but the only things I've found were examples where the toggle button is instantiated in the "OFF" position.

Kind regards,

Simon