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Popup doesn't open at the desired coordinates

Created by: SerkanC2 at: 6/24/2025 1:02 PM (3 Replies)

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6/24/2025 1:02 PM	Rate (0)
SerkanC2 Member Joined: 3/15/2021 Last visit: 9/5/2025 Posts: 8 Rating: (0)	Hello everyone, I'm using the following script in the `press` event of an invisible button located inside a faceplate (as shown in the attached picture pump symbol). Interestingly, if I set the "Format - Size - fit = Fit screen to window", the popup doesn't open at the desired coordinates. However, with the other options, it opens correctly in the location I've specified. Does anyone know the reason for this behavior, or could this be a bug? // Open popup (This method allows the popup to take its own dimensions automatically) let po = Faceplate.OpenFaceplateInPopup( "PumpSmallOnOffPopup_V_0_0_17", title, false, // independent window true, // invisible: true -> Make it invisible before setting the position data ); // Set position po.Left = 442; po.Top = 76; ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Split from Faceplate popup problems in V20. Attachment Problem.png (49 Downloads)
	Last edited by: Moderator_Lan at: 06/24/2025 13:25:48 New subject after splitting
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6/25/2025 7:44 AM	Rate (0)
SerkanC2 Member Joined: 3/15/2021 Last visit: 9/5/2025 Posts: 8 Rating: (0)	I think this is a bug. They never end... I have been trying for two days to no avail. I have to reduce and enlarge the faceplate symbols where I use them. Because of this situation, I have to put an invisible button on the faceplate symbol. I am trying extra hard.

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6/26/2025 1:12 PM	Rate (0)
Murof Platinum Expert Joined: 8/3/2009 Last visit: 9/5/2025 Posts: 16349 Rating: (1932)	Hello SerkanC2 Do you already have installed the latest Update for TIA V20 and Unified PC RT? (or Image Version on the Panel) Bye Murof
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SerkanC2 Member Joined: 3/15/2021 Last visit: 9/5/2025 Posts: 8 Rating: (0)	Hello Murof, Thank you for your follow-up. Yes, I can confirm that I have already installed the latest updates for both TIA Portal V20 Update 3 and the Unified PC RT. I am working on a new project that involves both an MTP1200 Unified Comfort Panel and a Unified PC Runtime, which have different screen resolutions. My issue is with a pop-up faceplate that is opened by clicking an invisible button inside a 'symbol' faceplate. The core of the problem is this: when the format or size of the clickable 'symbol' faceplate on the screen is changed, the new pop-up faceplate appears in a completely incorrect and unpredictable position. For instance, after I resize the symbol faceplate, clicking on it causes the pop-up to appear in a seemingly random location, not centered as it should be. This behavior makes it impossible to create dynamically sized, reusable components. Is there a known solution or a workaround for this positioning issue that occurs after the parent faceplate is resized? Any help would be greatly appreciated. //////////////////////////////////////////// export function DualPumpOnOffPopup_WithSet(title, tagHmi, screenW, screenH, headerH, tagRun1, tagRun2) { /** * Opens any Faceplate as a popup in a central position. * Closes all other open popups. * @param {string} title The title of the popup window. * @param {string} tagHmi The HMI tag reference to be sent to the popup. * @param {number} screenW Screen width. * @param {number} screenH Screen height. * @param {number} headerH The height of the header bar. * @param {string} tagRun1 Tag with a value changing between 1-4 every 250ms for Pump 1 animation. * @param {string} tagRun2 Tag with a value changing between 1-4 every 250ms for Pump 2 animation. */ // Ensures only one popup remains open. let ui = UI; let count = ui.PopupScreenWindows.Count; // Close all open popups for (let i = 0; i < count; i++) { ui.PopupScreenWindows(i).Close(); } //let title = Faceplate.Properties.sTitle; // SCREEN VALUES MUST BE ENTERED FOR EACH PANEL CHANGE. //let screenWidth = HMIRuntime.Tags("GlobalScreenWidth").Read(); // \|\| 1280; //let screenHeight = HMIRuntime.Tags("GlobalScreenHeight").Read(); // \|\| 800; //let headerHeight = HMIRuntime.Tags("GlobalHeaderHeight").Read(); // \|\| 83; let screenWidth = screenW; // \|\| 1280; let screenHeight = screenH; // \|\| 800; let headerHeight = headerH; // \|\| 83; // SCREEN VALUES MUST BE ENTERED FOR EACH PANEL CHANGE. // Define the data object and send other properties to the popup. let data = { hmi: { Tag: tagHmi }, // We are using only the Tag reference instead of the value run1: { Tag: tagRun1}, run2: { Tag: tagRun2}, sTitle: title }; // Open the popup //let po = UI.OpenFaceplateInPopup( let po = Faceplate.OpenFaceplateInPopup( //"DualPumpOnOffPopup_WithSet_V_0_0_10", "DualPumpOnOffPopup_WithSet_Selector_V_0_0_7", title, false, // independent window true, // invisible=true data ); // Window properties let iWindowFlags = parseInt(UI.Enums.HmiWindowFlag.ShowCaption) + parseInt(UI.Enums.HmiWindowFlag.ShowBorder) + parseInt(UI.Enums.HmiWindowFlag.AlwaysOnTop) + parseInt(UI.Enums.HmiWindowFlag.CanMove); po.WindowFlags = iWindowFlags; po.CaptionColor = HMIRuntime.Math.RGBWeb(0x1a6487, 0xff); po.Caption.ForeColor = HMIRuntime.Math.RGBWeb(0xffffff, 0xff); // Callback attempt counter let attempts = 0; // Callback function for size check function quickCheck() { attempts++; if (po.Width > 100 && po.Height > 100) { let parentLeft = Faceplate.Parent.Left; let parentTop = Faceplate.Parent.Top; // Calculate the center of the content area let contentAreaHeight = screenHeight - headerHeight; let contentCenterX = screenWidth / 2; let contentCenterY = headerHeight + (contentAreaHeight / 2); let adjustedCenterY = contentCenterY - headerHeight; // Adjust upwards by the header height // Calculate the popup position and subtract the parent's offset po.Left = (contentCenterX - (po.Width / 2)) - parentLeft; po.Top = (adjustedCenterY - (po.Height / 2)) - parentTop; po.Visible = true; } else if (attempts < 5) { HMIRuntime.Timers.SetTimeout(quickCheck, 50); } else { po.Visible = true; } } // Perform the first check after 50ms HMIRuntime.Timers.SetTimeout(quickCheck, 50); } //////////////////////////////////////////// Best regards, SerkanC2
	Last edited by: SerkanC2 at: 09/03/2025 10:19:53
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