Popup
A popup is a small window that appears superimposed on the screen.
A popup opens in response to a triggered action. An event configured with a
Popup
Open
command opens a popup. If the event is a touch press event on a button,
selecting the button opens the popup. A state change to a graphic element, such as the graphic
element changing colors, can open a popup automatically. To verify which action opens a popup,
contact the HMI designer.Only one popup can open at a time. If the contents of the popup is larger than the popup, the
contents appear clipped at the edges of the popup. You cannot view clipped content.
Position a popup
Choose from 9 different popup positions. By default, the popup position is middle-center.
You can call the Popup Open command in six ways:
- Touch press. Occurs when touching the item on the screen that is configured with the event.
- Touch release. Occurs when releasing the item on the screen that is configured with the event.
- Key press. Occurs when pressing the specified key.
- Key release. Occurs when releasing the specified key.
- Button behavior. Occurs when releasing the button.
- Project event. Occurs when the executing condition is met.
All commands are configured in the Properties section.
See the following example of how to position a popup on the screen.
- InProperties, navigate to theEventstab.
- From theAdd Eventdrop-down menu, selectButton Behavior.
- From theChoose Behaviordrop-down menu, selectOpen popup on release.
- In thePopupdrop-down menu, expandUser-Defined Screensand select the popup you want to set the position for.
- From thePositiondrop-down menu, select the position of the popup.
Touching elsewhere on the screen or selecting
on the caption of the popup closes the popup. The initial touch outside of the popup
does not perform an action on the graphic element or screen.
Close
on the caption of the popup closes the popup. The initial touch outside of the popup
does not perform an action on the graphic element or screen. Provide Feedback