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.

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....

Awesome! Thanks for feedback 😉

Cheers,
Tomas

Hi all,

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

Kind Regards,
Tomas

Hi Martijn,

thank you for your question. In current REXYGEN version (2.50.9) there is no such feature as popup window.

However it can be done by using "hide_by" parameter in HMI component. The background rectangle can be drawn in REXYGEN HMI Designer and animated using "Group Animation - Opacity" (Ctrl + J).

Regards
Tomas

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

Hi Emmanuel,
thanks for the links, now I understand. You are right, for local HMI you can simply kill Chromium and reload it with a different starting page. For me, this is not appealing at all, but that's not important.

You can always run a bash script from REXYGEN using the EPC function block, killing and restarting Chromium in case of an event. See example 0202-11 for inspiration.

Best regards
Jaroslav

Hi Michel,

in order to make multiple HMI pages just create more *.hmi.svg files in the same folder as index.hmi.svg. No more settings is required.

You can navigate between pages using Inkspace "Link" feature. Right-click on any object (e.g. rectangle) -> Create link, right-click again -> Link Properties -> fill in the Href field with:

/hmi/*filename*.html

This object then becomes a hyperlink to another webpage.

There is also example on Multipage HMI available - have a look at "0301-07_Multi-page_HMI" example.

Hope it helps. If you encounter any difficulties, let me know.
Cheers, Tomas