Timo_H

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  1. So the problem is as mysterious as I though it was. One thing I forgot to mention is that the tag in question is a PLC path(struct), if that makes any difference. And to properly test it here you'd need those files too. I don't think it would be OK for me to post the files here. I guess I'll have to keep looking and maybe test it on a different computer. You never know.
  2. I'm sorry if I was unclear on that part. By the direct linking I meant that I duplicated the base object and I edited that base objects GoTo Displaybutton to have the direct link instead of the {#1}. The GoTo display button IS part of the global object. The global object has under the group some texts, more groups, polygons and the GoTo display. The objects have been provided to me and I would assume it has been tested, yet for me it isn't working as it should. Are there any extra "tricks" behind the parameter passing that I could try? Pic from the global object window object explorer.
  3. I have a global object that I need to use multiple times. The object has three global object parameter definitions (#1-3) and a GoTo Display button that should pass the first tag (#1) to the new display. The GoTo Display button has in the parameterlist written "{#1}" as the manual describes for parameter passing. I have defined the global object parameter definitions in the display section for each reference object, but when testing the application it cannot find a value for the {#1} to pass. It does find the name for the object, that it searches from the PLC tags with the #1 though. The FTView says it cannot find a parameter file for the #1, but currently I'm not using any parameter files. Can't I use the parameter passing for global object parameters? I have tried to insert a direct tag to the {#1} and it works, but I'd rather use the passing since this way I won't need to duplicate the base object for each reference object.