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Is it possible to write a script to find all elements in a faceplate?

Created by: hill831017 at: 5/9/2024 10:09 AM (4 Replies)

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5/9/2024 10:09 AM	Rate (0)
hill831017 Regular Member Joined: 8/3/2016 Last visit: 4/8/2025 Posts: 9 Rating: (0)	Possible to write a script to find all elements in a faceplate? ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Split from Is it possible to use prefix with a whole udt ?.
	Last edited by: Jen_Moderator at: 05/10/2024 04:47:33 New subject after splitting
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Stefan Arcularius Platinum Expert Joined: 1/21/2013 Last visit: 4/30/2025 Posts: 3782 Rating: (594)	Hi hill831017, The "Items" property returns a list of all the screen objects of the faceplate type. Kind regards Stefan

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Murof Platinum Expert Joined: 8/3/2009 Last visit: 4/30/2025 Posts: 15403 Rating: (1897)	Hello hill831017 What do you want to do exactly, if you give us a few more details on your usecase and your requirements we can try to help in a more specific way Bye Murof
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5/27/2024 4:06 AM	Rate (0)
hill831017 Regular Member Joined: 8/3/2016 Last visit: 4/8/2025 Posts: 9 Rating: (0)	Thanks for your reply, faceplate.Items helps with finding we I'm looking for.

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hill831017 Regular Member Joined: 8/3/2016 Last visit: 4/8/2025 Posts: 9 Rating: (0)	Thanks for your reply, before I would like to do the visibility for items for different zoom factor. Actual later I found out, it's more easy to do it with the Layers. Some code hint for others who would like to do the same. //Proformance improvement if (visible) { Faceplate.Layers.Item("Layer_9").Visible = true; Faceplate.Layers.Item("Layer_10").Visible = true; if (zoomFactor > setZoomFactor) { //Big - hide big, show small mutDyn = 1; Faceplate.Layers.Item("Layer_3").Visible = false; Faceplate.Layers.Item("Layer_4").Visible = true; Faceplate.Layers.Item("Layer_5").Visible = false; Faceplate.Layers.Item("Layer_6").Visible = true; Faceplate.Layers.Item("Layer_7").Visible = false; Faceplate.Layers.Item("Layer_8").Visible = true; } if (zoomFactor <= setZoomFactor) { //Small - show big, hide small mutDyn = 2 Faceplate.Layers.Item("Layer_3").Visible = true; Faceplate.Layers.Item("Layer_4").Visible = false; Faceplate.Layers.Item("Layer_5").Visible = true; Faceplate.Layers.Item("Layer_6").Visible = false; Faceplate.Layers.Item("Layer_7").Visible = true; Faceplate.Layers.Item("Layer_8").Visible = false; } } else { mutDyn = 0; Faceplate.Layers.Item("Layer_3").Visible = false; Faceplate.Layers.Item("Layer_4").Visible = false; Faceplate.Layers.Item("Layer_5").Visible = false; Faceplate.Layers.Item("Layer_6").Visible = false; Faceplate.Layers.Item("Layer_7").Visible = false; Faceplate.Layers.Item("Layer_8").Visible = false; Faceplate.Layers.Item("Layer_9").Visible = false; Faceplate.Layers.Item("Layer_10").Visible = false; } //Bad performance for (let i in Faceplate.Layers) { let layer = Faceplate.Layers[i]; if (layer.Name !== "Layer_0") { if (layer.Name !== "Layer_1" && layer.Name !== "Layer_2") { if (zoomFactor >= layer.MinimumZoom && zoomFactor <= layer.MaximumZoom && visible) { layer.Visible = true; } else { layer.Visible = false; } } if (layer.Name == "Layer_1") { layer.Visible = true; } if (layer.Name == "Layer_2") { layer.Visible = false; } Faceplate.Layers[i] = layer; } }

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