Configuring pop-ups

You can configure pop-ups to display real-time device readings.

To configure a pop-up:

  1. Open the Graphics Editor.
  2. In the Components pane, select a component and drag and drop it on the workspace.
  3. In the Binding pane, select a component or device to bind to the selected component.
  4. From the Snippets pane, drag and drop the PopUp snippet onto the component in the workspace. Two additional properties appear: Link and Script.
    1. Link: Enter the page to be opened.
    2. Script: Enter the display type: Link, New Tab, New Window, PopUp, or URL. Different snippets are available for these types.


      NOTE: All the TGML templates, including the generic pop-up, are in:
      C:\Program Files (x86)\Schneider Electric\Power Operation\v2024\Applications\Services\Platform Server\PLS_Include\TGML\Templates
      • The generic pop-up file is in:
      Templates\Generic PopUp\!GenericPopup|PLS_Include
      • For Diagrams to render a pop-up based on your configuration, copy the required TGML templates to:
      C:\ProgramData\Schneider Electric\Power Operation\v2024\User\Include\TGML\Templates
      • Create the TGML\Templates folder if it is not available in the location previous.
      • It is recommended that you keep the source and destination hierarchy similar to the default folder structure for seamless pop-up or link navigation. Any change in folder structure or file rename will require you to reconfigure the link property in the TGML graphic.


  5. Navigate to the following path to save the file:

    File > Save As > Project TGML

  6. Type the file name in the File name field.
  7. Click Save.
  8. Open the Connection Debugger by clicking Connection Debugger.
  9. In the Connection Debugger, click Create Configuration File. After the Configuration file has been successfully generated, close the Connection Debugger.
  10. Open a web browser.
  11. Type https://localhost/webhmi in the address bar.

    NOTE: If Power Operation 2024 R2 is installed on the remote server, type a valid URL in the address bar.

  12. Click Enter. The Power Operation Web Applications Home page appears.
  13. Select the new TGML file.

  14. Click the graphic to open a pop-up displaying real time readings from the component.