(Display Manager Library)
| Description: | Opens the page specified in PageName |
| Returns: | Object reference |
Usage:  |
Script Only. |
| Function Groups: | Graphic |
| Related to: | StopPage | ClosePopUp | ShowPage |
| Format: |
\DisplayManager.ShowPage2(PageName[, Popup, PageParms, DisplayRoot, UpdateSamePopup, DisplayIndex]) |
| Parameters: |
| PageName |
| Required. Name of page to be displayed. |
| Popup |
| Optional boolean. If TRUE, it requests the page be opened as a popup if allowed. Defaults to FALSE. |
| PageParms |
| Optional. Array of parameters for the Page. |
| DisplayRoot |
| Optional. Represents the display device instance. |
| UpdateSamePopup |
| Optional. If the current page is the same as NewPage but with different parms, set this to TRUE to update the current page's parms, or FALSE to open a new popup. Defaults to FALSE. |
| DisplayIndex |
| Optional integer. In a multi-monitor environment, the index value of the display instance on which the page should be displayed. Defaults to the caller's display index. |
| Comments: |
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Example:
If we consider a 3x2 multi-monitor environment, when the alarm icon is clicked on any monitor, the AlarmPage will always be displayed on the 3rd monitor.
If IconPressed[#AlarmIcon];
[
{ Alarm icon -- switch to alarm page if clicked }
\DisplayManager.ShowPage2("AlarmPage" { Name of the page },
FALSE { not a popup },
ParmsArray { page parameters },
GraphicsInstance [Display Device Instance],
FALSE [to not update existing page's parameters],
3 { Index of display instance};)
]
