ZickZackTIA

The new function Faceplate.Parent can be used. Then you should have access to the container. .Name should give the Name.

Actually I tried, but without success.

Denilson Pegaia

• It is possible to read parent properties from the faceplate (i.e. the properties of the faceplate container, or the faceplate that call a popup). Use "Faceplate.Parent.Properties.'property name'" to get access to open instance. TIP, if you call it from a pop up, you can read only width and height.

As suggested here i tried to get the container name as below but it seems not working:

 let NameID = Faceplate.Parent.Properties.Name;

Where am I wrong? (Using V17 UPD2)

dedalos

 let NameID = Faceplate.Parent.Properties.Name;

Where am I wrong? (Using V17 UPD2)

 Hello, try "Faceplate.Parent.Name;"