@reitinge Hi Jan,

Ok no worries, thank you for the update.

Cheers,
Mike

@mikeyh

@mikeyh said in HMI with multiple pages:

Also when ever I place an object down to use as a link it creates a button in the HMI config, is this right?

Not sure exactly what you mean. You can turn a rectangle into "link button" as written at the beginning of this post.

What link do you see when you stop above the rectangle with the link on active HMI page? Do you see e.g. YOUR_IP_ADDRESS/hmi/designer-rig1.html?

Can you share your source files?

Cheers,
Tomas

@reitinge said in formát času hmi Display:

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OK Děkuji.

@apollo Hi Kris,

thanks for the update about compiling. My experiences are that using network drive can slow the compile process significantly and use of SSD HDD can reduce the time 🙂
It is strange that the compile took minutes when reside on local C:\ drive.

Cheers,
Tomas

@apollo I am glad that it is working.

@cechurat Thank you Tomas,

It works perfectly now. I really like this method, good to learn new things.

Cheers

Mike

@ondrej_severa Thanks, solution 1 is working fine. With solution 2 I have problems with the permission to write to this location.

@cechurat

It would be (time-wise) more convenient for me to create one SVG-object which can display all different statuses from a single alarm. Now the connecting of all these different alarm-bits in HMIdesigner is really time-consuming... but I'll manage... 🙂

That's why I think that it would be a better solution to make a custom SVG that accepts a byte with all the necessary info...then only one connecting string is needed for one alarm. But for now, I'll stick to what I'm already doing because following the path of creating new custom objects will cost me even more time I'm afraid.

@brunofporto
Hi Bruno,
you can find detailed explanation of HMI here.

Thank you for the examples. I was trying to make use of the placeholders (like $T for example) which I completed at the end in the Connections tab.

Now I got it working by only creating the local parameters (HIDE_WINDOW_A, HIDE_WINDOW_B, ...) and giving them a default value '0' in the connections table.
Then in the button's and windows which are to be hidden I used these newly created local parameters directly. (instead of using the $T).
And now it is working fine. :-)... still don't know what I'm doing wrong when using the connections table....

Thanks for the explanation.
First I did try to do it without the viewbox and it was working quite well until I opened the page on another PC with a monitor with a different aspect ratio... 😞
But by simply enabling the viewbox checkbox and changing the width and height of the document by trial and error I managed to get something which is working fine on both PC's.

Hi all,

please see my current post on How to fit HMI to specific screen resolution

Kind Regards,
Tomas

Awesome! Thanks for feedback 😉

Cheers,
Tomas

@cechurat said in HMI Warnings after migration from Version 2.50.9 to 2.50.10:

support(at)rexygen.com

Hi Tomas,

Thank you for your support.
I have send my project per mail as Zip Archive.

Best regards,

Günther

Thank you for this solution, unfortunately I don't have the time to try this out at the moment.
It will have to wait until the second part of next week. I'm already happy that there is a possibility to make it work.

Kris

You have remarked very interesting points! ps decent website. link text

Hi Tomas,

Great, this works. Thanks a lot for the feedback and to get it going!

Peter