Hi all,

First of all I'm working in V20 on a unified PC RT, with autoscale enabled.

I'm trying to open a faceplate as a popup, because of the autoscale function the windowflag CanSize needs to be enabled. This and some other flags are enabled when opening the popup, but when opened the popup keeps its ‘editor’ size.

When I put the popup directly on my screen and enable the windowflag through the properties, then the popup is resized correctly. 

This is the part of the script that opens and sets the windowflags:

let po = Faceplate.OpenFaceplateInPopup("ppSwingTransport_V_0_0_5", Faceplate.Properties.sSwingName, true, false);          po.Left = Left;         po.Top = Top;         po.ShowFocusVisual = false;         po.InteractiveZooming = false;         po.CaptionColor = CaptionColor;         po.Width = 220;         po.Height = 140;         if(CanClose){           po.WindowFlags = UI.Enums.HmiWindowFlag.CanSize | UI.Enums.HmiWindowFlag.CanClose | UI.Enums.HmiWindowFlag.CanMove | UI.Enums.HmiWindowFlag.ShowCaption | UI.Enums.HmiWindowFlag.AlwaysOnTop | UI.Enums.HmiWindowFlag.AlwaysInParent;           HMIRuntime.Trace("before vis:true " + po.WindowFlags); //221 | 1101 1101         } else {           po.WindowFlags = UI.Enums.HmiWindowFlag.CanSize | UI.Enums.HmiWindowFlag.CanMove | UI.Enums.HmiWindowFlag.ShowCaption | UI.Enums.HmiWindowFlag.AlwaysOnTop | UI.Enums.HmiWindowFlag.AlwaysInParent;           HMIRuntime.Trace("Canclose is false " + po.WindowFlags);         }                 po.Visible = true;

It traces the correct value, so I know it is set correctly.

I have also tried printing the windowflags in the load event of the popup itself, but that just returns zero. Although I don't know if the script is correct.

export function Faceplate_type_OnLoaded(item) { HMIRuntime.Trace("windowFlags: " + Faceplate.Parent.WindowFlags); }

Is there anything that I'm missing that's messing up the windowflags?

Yes, I have installed both update 1 for TIA v20 and sr1 for the PC RT V20. But the issue still remains.