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# OPEN

#### Syntax <a href="#syntax.35" id="syntax.35"></a>

**OPEN**(*pageName; popupType*)

* *pageName* - the name of the page which is to be opened - ***Value type**: string*
* *p*opup*Type* - specifies the position where the page will be opened - ***Value type**: constant (optional)*\
  \&#xNAN;*Possible values are*
  * *<mark style="color:red;">onpage</mark> -* The popup page is opened in the visible center of the current page
  * *<mark style="color:red;">onwidget</mark> -* the popup page is opened right below the widget, on which the current user interaction took place.
  * *<mark style="color:red;">oncell</mark> -* the popup page is opened right below the table cell, on which the current user interaction took place

#### Remarks <a href="#remarks.27" id="remarks.27"></a>

* *pageName* must be the name which is displayed for the page in Edit mode, not the Display name of the page.
* If parameter *popupType* is specified, this page is opened as a popup on top of the current page. In this case,
  * the page can be closed with the **CLOSE** function.
  * if popupType is onwidget or oncell, the popup can be closed as well by clicking outside of the popup.
  * Whenever the popup page is closed, the **On close** action is called.

#### Example

* **OPEN**("Page1") - opens the page with the name "Page1".
* **OPEN**("Details"; <mark style="color:red;">onpage</mark>) opens the page with the name "Details" as a popup page, in the center and above the current page.


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