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Answered my own question (example attached). Calling a global script from the object's own screen: HMIRuntime.UI.SysFct.SetPropertyValue( "./[object]", [parameter name], [value]); Calling a global script from any screen: HMIRuntime.UI.SysFct.SetPropertyValue( "//[screen windows]/[object]", [parameter name], [value]); (where [screen windows] is the path from the top level screen to the object. If the object is on the top level screen, this isn't included, e.g. "//Text box_1". Example if the object is embedded in a screen window belonging to the top level screen: "//Screen window_2/Text box_1"). AttachmentSetProperty.zip (361 Downloads) |
Last edited by: cliff.pennalligen at: 06/06/2022 11:41:22Last edited by: cliff.pennalligen at: 06/06/2022 11:42:01 |
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