Hi, 

I actually have 2 questions about faceplates. 

First one is basically title, I have a faceplate button (called PopupButton) that opens another faceplate (called PopUp). Now I want to close PopUp with button inside it. I managed to make a faceplate for PopupButton:

Inside of a popup I defined button like this:

However, that doesn't work, nothing happens when button is pressed.

Second question is: can I use a tag interface defined on PopupButton inside of a PopUp faceplate? I basically want to use that PopUp faceplate as a warning on different screens, and then use buttons inside popup to do different things depending on the place where they were called from. I made a tag called ButtonFunction on PopupButton and I defined it as:

let PopupTag = Tags("ButtonFunction");

Can I use global definition to somehow use this PopupTag inside of a PopUp faceplate?

I am using TIA v16 for this project, so my functions are a bit limited.

Hello llozan!

Maybe try  to open the face plate, and  within the faceplate, and see if it works.

Br

gvatte

Hello llozan!

Maybe try  to open the face plate, and  within the faceplate, and see if it works.

Br

 Hi,

Thank you for your help, however as I said I managed to make faceplate to open popup faceplate and it works just fine (first code). However, the code inside the popup faceplate (second code) doesn't work. I also tried defining po as global var and then tried simple close inside of a popup faceplate as in:

po.Close();

 However, that didn't work either. I would like to actually open faceplate and not just change the visibility of it. If you have any other suggestion I would love to hear it.

hmm okay, but just to make sure. you used Faceplate.Close() and not po.Close()? 

Br

gvatte

hmm okay, but just to make sure. you used Faceplate.Close() and not po.Close()? 

Br

 Unfortunately I'm forced to use V16 which doesn't have Faceplate.Close() function.

I've tried that as well already, but I would get this error: