I need to pop up a window when operator clicks button or auto pop up the window when data check failed?
Hi @TaylorTian, this is a fantastic question. Tulip doesn’t have a “pop-up” feature, but designing experiences that feel and perform like popups is easy.
That said, I’m not sure you’ll be able to do this using a form step. My first suggestion would be to build this functionality on a traditional layout using input widgets that correspond to the form step fields you’re asking a user to fill out.
Here’s the technique:
How to create Pop-ups in Tulip
Pop-ups in Tulip are achieved using two steps. The first step is step you'd like your "pop-up" to appear on. The second step is a duplicate of the first, with UI widgets placed on top of the user interface to resemble a pop-up. To create this experience, any user event that should trigger a pop-up should navigate to the second step with the pop-up features, and navigate back when a user has completed any required actions.Example
Let’s say I have a simple QC step where an operator needs to approve a finished part. It looks like the following:
I want a user to confirm, using a pop-up, that they’ve approved an assembly. To do so, I’ve created as second step with the following features:
The effect here is one that feels exactly like a pop-up, even though we’re using two different steps in practice.
We also cover this technique in our User Interface Design course in Tulip University if you’d like to see how we do in a video.